A New Path to 3D: Generative AI Models for OpenUSD

Join us for an insightful livestream as we dive into NVIDIA NIM microservices and their transformative impact on OpenUSD workflows. Discover how tools like USD Code, USD Search, USD Validate, and more are revolutionizing 3D world creation through generative AI copilots and agents. Learn how these advanced technologies are reshaping industries such as manufacturing, content generation, healthcare, and beyond by enabling smarter robotics and autonomous systems. Don’t miss this chance to explore how NVIDIA's innovations are paving the way for the future of AI.
00:00 Welcome, News & Introductions
09:10 What is NVIDIA NIM
10:30 Value of NIM
15:00 NIM for OpenUSD Workflows
22:21 NIM for Content Generation Workflows
25:53 NIM for SDG & Digital Twin Workflow
29:20 Generative AI for Digital Twins Guide & Use Cases
30:30 Code Generation (Python USD) with USD Code
35:38 Search Asset Database with USD Search and Write Python with USD Code NIMUSD Search in Action
36:31 USD Code Interactive Overview
38:35 Use USD Code NIM for Replicator Domain Scene Randomization
42:51 Using Stable Diffusion XL and ComfyUI for Synthetic Dataset Augmentation
1:03:26 NIM API Catalog
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About NVIDIA Omniverse:
NVIDIA Omniverse™ is a platform that enables developers to easily integrate Universal Scene Description (OpenUSD) and RTX rendering technologies into existing software tools and simulation workflows for building AI systems.
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[@DataJuggler]

So NIM is only going to be for Enterprise Omniverse?

[@unraveledultimatefate]

Will this be usable and appropriate for people who want to simulate visual effects such as fluid /gasoline/smoke/fire for their VFX projects? or it's only for medicinal, research, and conducting high precision prediction systems only for things such as aircraft simulation, and real life things? Or this essentially could be a playground?