New era in the gaming world! Demo released for NVIDIA ACE

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NVIDIA has carried out important work in the field of artificial intelligence in recent years. Finally, the company made important announcements at the event held today in San Jose, California, USA. Among these announcements, NVIDIA GR00T technology for humanoid robots attracted the most attention. However, the company also released a demo of NVIDIA ACE technology, which attracted the attention of players. So what is NVIDIA ACE and what does it do? Here’s all you need to know…

What is NVIDIA ACE? Here is the demo video

NVIDIA Avatar Cloud Engine , or ACE for short , is a set of technologies that help developers bring digital avatars to life with artificial intelligence. NVIDIA ACE , which is closely followed by the technology world , can provide support for NPCs in games. You can see the demo video showing this below.

When we look at the demo video shared by NVIDIA , we see that NPCs are contacted and asked questions using a microphone in a detective game. Of course, the important thing here is not to be able to communicate, but to be able to communicate in an unlimited way.

As it is known, under normal circumstances, there are certain dialogues in such games and the player chooses among these dialogues. NVIDIA ACE technology eliminates this and reveals completely dynamic and realistic NPCs. This actually means dialogue with unlimited options.

Of course, we should point out that although it is possible to talk to NPCs without any limits thanks to this technology, these conversations cannot be off-topic. So, if there is a topic about Istanbul in the game and you mention Konya, the NPC will ignore it.

So how does the NPC in the game perceive the conversations? According to the information shared by NVIDIA , support for this is received from the speech recognition technology NVIDIA Riva . At this point, we should point out that help is also received from NVIDIA Audio2Face technology , which creates facial movements .

So what do you think about this issue? How do you find NVIDIA ACE technology? Would you like to use it? You can share your opinions with us in the Comments section below.