NVIDIA at SIGGRAPH 2025: Physical AI and OpenUSD Will Revolutionize 3D Creation
When NVIDIA says "realistic physics," it doesn't mean your renders are hitting the floor. In their SIGGRAPH 2025 keynote, the company will unveil how AI and OpenUSD are creating 3D scenes that not only look perfect, but behave like the real world. And the best part: no quantum physics PhD required. 🚀🧠
"Soon you'll describe a scene and the AI will generate not only the models, but how they collide, roll, or light each other up" - NVIDIA Team Preview
OpenUSD: The Digital Glue of the Future
The hands-on sessions will cover:
- Collaborative production between dispersed teams
- AI that understands physical relationships between objects
- Automatic simulations of collisions and gravity
- Unified workflows from modeling to rendering
Generative AI with Built-in Physics
The new tools will enable:
- Generating complete scenes from text prompts
- Adjusting physical parameters (mass, elasticity, friction)
- Previewing interactions in real-time with RTX
- Exporting to Omniverse with one click
The Wet Dream of Every TD
NVIDIA envisions a future where:
- Scenes auto-adjust their lighting according to physical laws
- Assets behave consistently in any engine
- Artists control the narrative, not the technical parameters
So mark your calendar for August 11: the day NVIDIA promised us that AI would do our work... but in the most creative way possible. That said, we'll still need those graphics cards that could melt the Arctic. ❄️🔥
P.S.: Rumors say there will be a live demo of how to teach an AI to make hair renders move realistically... and make you a coffee along the way.