Epic Games releases RealityScan 2.2 with AMD GPU support.
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Epic Games releases RealityScan 2.2 with AMD GPU support. Epic Games has released RealityScan 2.2, the latest version of its professional desktop photogrammetry software, formerly known as RealityCapture. The update introduces support for GPU acceleration on AMD GPUs - both consumer and workstation cards - with users able to mix both AMD and NVIDIA GPUs in a single machine. Epic has also released Pano2Views, a free online tool for converting equirectangular footage from 360-degree cameras into a format that RealityScan can process. A desktop photogrammetry tool for games, VFX, visualization and urban planning First released in 2016 and originally known as RealityCapture, RealityScan generates accurate triangle-based meshes of real-world objects, from people and props to environments. Its core photogrammetry toolset, for generating 3D meshes from sets of source images, is augmented by support for laser scan data. The software includes features aimed at aerial surveying and urban planning, but is also used in the entertainment industry to generate assets for use in games and VFX. RealityCapture was acquired by Epic Games in 2021, which made the software available free to artists and studios with revenue under $1 million/year in 2024. RealityScan 2.2: now no longer NVIDIA-only RealityScan 2.2 brings what Epic Games describes as "one of the most-requested features in...
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