Computer Graphics

From 3D Rendering to Virtual and Augmented Reality

Computer graphics is the art and science of creating and manipulating images visually. Beginning with simple 2D graphics, it has evolved into photorealistic 3D rendering used in films, games, and simulations. Today, computer graphics is the cornerstone of Virtual Reality (VR), which immerses users in complete digital environments, and Augmented Reality (AR), which overlays digital information on the real world. These technologies are transforming fields such as entertainment, education, medicine, and industrial design, offering increasingly rich and interactive visual experiences.

Beyond the Screen - Immersion and Interactivity in New Dimensions

Computer graphics continues to evolve, driving advancements beyond simple visualization. The immersion afforded by Virtual Reality (VR) is transforming the way we learn, collaborate, and entertain ourselves, from complex training to innovative leisure experiences. The interactivity of Augmented Reality (AR) is integrating digital information with the physical world in practical ways, such as assisted navigation and remote maintenance. The development of more natural and intuitive interfaces, such as eye and gesture tracking, further improves the user experience in these immersive environments. Furthermore, computer graphics plays a fundamental role in the visualization of complex data in fields such as science and medicine, enabling faster and deeper insights. The future promises even more realistic graphics and digital experiences indistinguishable from reality.

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