It is indisputable that NVIDIA is one of the companies who bet the most on artificial intelligence, and he did it both at the software and hardware level because, as many of our readers know, he has a number of tools and development kits that can take advantage of said technology, and he also created tensor kernels, a type of specialized derivation, deep learning and hardware AI that has significantly improved GPU performance when used to power these types of workloads.

Within its software ecosystem, NVIDIA Canvas is one of the most exciting solutions for designers, creatives and artists, as it is able to create photorealistic images from simple sketchesand with the latest update released by the green giant, new functions and features have been added, among which we can highlight panoramic modewhich allows the generation of 4K and 3D equi-accurate environments starting from a simple sketch, all thanks to the “magic” of artificial intelligence.

A picture is worth a thousand words, so to better understand how this feature works, I’ll leave you a video below that is fully illustrative and lets you discover it with a real-time example. See how fast it takes to create a beach environment with mountains, the quality of the final result, and more an implementation that can be done in Unreal Engine 5 as a scenario. It’s impressive, and there’s no doubt that this tool can save a lot of time and effort for professionals in the video game world.

NVIDIA Canvas 1.4 is available completely free on the NVIDIA website, although it is important to note that it is still in beta and in order to use we need a GeForce RTX 20 series or higher graphics cardbecause it relies on tensor cores to work, which are not available on GeForce GTX graphics cards.

we will also need Windows 10 and have at least 6GB of RAM We don’t want to be able to use panorama mode, although we would ideally exceed this requirement for a fully optimal experience. It’s not difficult, because today most PC users have at least 8 GB of RAM, and 16 GB has long since become the “standard”.