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Euclideon is company with Unlimited Detail graphics that they licence and incorporate in their Geoverse Massive Data Manager, hologram rooms, web point cloud streaming and other implementations. http://www.euclideon.com/ http://holoverse.com.au/ Recently they came out with video where Bruce Dell, the CEO of Euclideon and the inventor of Unlimited Detail point clould rendering technology is clarifying and showcasing their tech and their Hologram Entertainment centre. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4uYkbXlgUCw "computers have limits as to how many polygons they can process on screen at once.. so as you are moving around computer causes things to pop up as you get closer to them and these are the problems that come with the using polygon system. If we are talking about graphics being technically good, then building things out of unlimited numbers little atoms solves all of theese problems. ..." Furthermore, we got an interview with Ryan Shrout from PC Persepective.... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W8OH2Ekyty4 The interview is about Holoverse and hologram rooms, the tech behind it... even demonstration of animation. Recommend you watch it. "we now got the largest number of Virtual Reality caves, about 120 VR caves arond the world... science centres, universities, we opened first Hologram Room Entertainment centre where people are going to VR caves." ... and 4 page interview with John Gatt from [H]ard|OCP that is now employed at Euclideon. It spans from describing the company, holoverse, the games, the tech behind it and the tech powering it so it should be really interesting read for everyone, especially people who are interested what it takes it to run - the hardware. http://www.hardocp.com/article/2016/09/12/bruce_dell_euclideon_holoverse_interview#.V9kO2NSLRkg "Five years ago I went to Euclideon’s offices in Queensland to meet with Bruce Dell for an interview on HardOCP. In that visit I saw the nascent stages of the Holoverse technology that is now featured in an impressive entertainment center. Bruce invited me to go and experience it a few weeks ago. It blew my mind. The holograms are there in front of you, walking around you. When you compare it to a HTC Vive experience the biggest difference is the fact that fish are swimming around your hands; it’s your hand that you reach out to touch the lion as it walks past you. They seem to make the holograms not only appear but in some cases seem perfectly solid. The wall, for instance, is extremely dense. You cannot see through it. When you take the first steps to walk through it, it’s a surreal experience." Snippet from an interview: " Q1: Bruce, what can you tell us about your hologram rooms? A: A hologram room makes objects appear all around you that are not real. They look like they’re made of light and are a tiny bit see-through. The real walls appear to vanish, so it looks like you are outside in a wide open space. It’s a bit like the holograms that have been seen in science fiction for the last 30 years. Q2: How big is a hologram room? A: 5 metres by 3.5 metres big (15 feet by 10 feet), but size doesn’t matter once you are inside. You wear a special belt that monitors your steps and multiplies them. So if you take one step in the real world it equals 4 steps in the hologram world. This makes the room seem to be about 4 times bigger than it really is . Q3: Where can people try this technology? A: We just opened the world’s first hologram entertainment centre in Australia, it has 40 hologram rooms. You can play games, go to Africa, jump down holes, or fly through the sky. We are in the process of arranging a lot more of these hologram centres to open around the world. ... " Read the whole 3 page interview here /// The tech is really exciting and removes some of the limits we have with polygon system. Makes gaming more affordable, better and makes VR much easier to render with normal PC.

A small graphics company in Australia is making gamers dream come true, as is for many other industries. Realistic models that can be directly scanned from real life, put into games and rendered realtime with incredible detail. They just announced two major things: - They are working on 2 games using this tech - They are forming Euclideon games division in 2015, with ability to invest into the projects https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5AvCxa9Y9NU Thanks John Gatt for sharing picture of engine in action, i took it from this link: http://www.gamingface.com/euclideon-makes-worlds-most-realistic-graphic EDIT: another small update video, this time more like a walking through solid scan * * * Soon we wont need expensive GPUs anymore, they will be only used for stuff like physics. The engine renders on CPU, so we can naturally expect AAA games to be a bit more demanding in future. But from the video and picture you can see, it will be worth buying a better cpu for a cupple tenners more

This looks really nice, imagine playing games with this :o The 3d looks pretty good for anagalypg 3D :o Cloud gaming?