Building the Future Using Puget Systems Workstations
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Channel: Puget Systems · 2018 · Science & Technology
Utah State University is using virtual reality to design a new community on Powder Mountain in the Ogden Valley of Utah. Benjamin George, a professor of landscape architecture at USU, is using three Puget Systems workstations for this particular project, and says by using VR, his students are able to design as if they are actually in the landscape. One of the Puget systems runs Pix4D for processing the thousands of images they took of the mountain, while the other two are used for design and modeling in VR. Imagine being able to close your eyes and visualize what you want to create. With the Intel i9 processor at the core of Puget Systems’ computers, the students at Utah State are now able to work on projects that exceed what they were able to do before and do it faster.
