Euclideon SOLIDSCAN - Capture Reality 

UE's technology is far from what Euclideon is capable of

@Carl Petersson That tells me nothing. Unless you're trying to tell me they're gonna require a quantum computer to run this, classical computers can't calculate superpositions virtual or otherwise. They have to iterate and iterations take cycles. The number of iterations can be reduced by acceleration structures but even order log n gets out of control when you've got millions of polygons in the original artist/captured model

@@nightfox6738 It was all fake and no tech demo was ever released. UE5 made it all irrelevant anyways.

@@AmstradExin How is it fake? Point clouds have existed for decades. Euclideon just made some fast indexing algorithm.

Once they can efficiently give the voxels the same properties as each element then will have an incredible...it the only way it gonna be used for total simulation

@@rothauspils123 which never worked. I remember downloading this scene and it was a mess, not real looking , and worked with 4fps. Good thing we have UE5

Yes because you can scan your environment and manipulate from there or scan your own unique assest if the physic system is on point then yes this would be waaay better.

@@jryde421 That's literally just photogrammetry still. Euclidean is basically just using voxels for theirs though, which would be horribly ineffecient and pointless.

@@deadturret4049 you obviously follow the popular opinion because you don't even know what this is......photogrammetry is where you take a bunch of photos from different angles.....THIS is point cloud scanning with voxels and its much faster then the photogrammatry and they already made it efficient...nobody likes change and you're a follower. This makes realistic graphics by scanning it...which opens up more time for working on the storyline and physics systems..without being pushed to it limits Euclidean out performanced Unreal Engine 5 in graphics and efficiency...you can point cloud scan in UE5 also but it's still short cutter....both look good but voxels opens up opportunities that a pixel just can't do efficiency due to it being a flat triangle.

@@jryde421 Ill just be over here with my literal degree in video game development and computer graphics. The art team doesn't work on the physics or story. No additional time is saved literally anywhere. Also the point cloud rendering stuff is really only practical for demos. UE5 also has real time LOD that allows you to dynamically adjust the resolution without needing separate premade LOD meshes while retaining a format that is actually usable by artists.

@Jonas - no, our core Client software is used to visualise Point Cloud data, eg LIDAR, Photogrammetry, Bathymetry etc. You'll notice we do simple animations of public transport live feeds but we haven't developed any additional animations yet. However, there is nothing stopping someone adding animation to our Client as the project is available Open Source @ github.com/Euclideon/vaultclient - it would be interesting to see what features the public wants to contribute.

@mjkalasky indeed

Over to you guys for making the games... :) we will continue to develop the massive Point Cloud rendering features and integrate it into platforms such as Unity and then we will support Developers who have the need for such techniques. You can grab all of our sample code open source at www.euclideon.com/sdk-samples/

@@EuclideonUnlimited3D we need to have a chat - not with your staff, how can I contact you directly? In person can be accommodated, I’m in Melbourne but can travel (restrictions allowing)

@@questioneverythingalways820 This is Euclideon speaking. Let's chat?

@@EuclideonUnlimited3D awesome! question due to conflict of interest - have you submitted anything for the AI/VR request for proposals via the defence innovation hub?

Hi @@questioneverythingalways820 Please send an email to info@euclideon.com for further information.