Game Ray Tracing: State-of-the-Art and Open Problems
HPG 2018 Keynote
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For this year's keynote at High Performance Graphics 2018 (HPG), Colin Barré-Brisebois discussed the state of the art in real-time game ray tracing. He explored some of the connections between offline and real-time game ray tracing, and presented some of the open problems. Colin exposed a few potential solutions to those problems, and also proposed a call-to-arms on topics where the ray tracing research community and the games industry should unite in order to solve such open problems.
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