Ever since NVIDIA acquired AGEIA and assimilated their PhysX IP, there has been an outcry for more triple-A game titles that fully utilize the technology. Currently there are only a handful of popular ...

You may not give much thought to it when splashing around in the bath or going for a swim - but realistically simulating water is an incredibly difficult task for computers. A new simulation from ...

Up until now, NVIDIA's PhysX technology hasn't been used in games all that well. Even today, it's still just a technology demo, and a technology acquisition by NVIDIA, but they continue to keep their ...

PhysX FluidMark is a physics benchmark based on NVIDIA PhysX engine. This benchmark performs a fluid simulation by imitating the renderering of lava. Real physics parameters such as viscosity are used ...

A range of videos have been released showing PhysX fluid dynamics, as part of a recent paper published by Nvidia employees Miles Macklin and Matthias Muller, called “Position Based Fluids”. The ...

While we're not exactly prepared to call this stuff water, per se, the fluid dynamics on display in the latest PhysX demonstration are quite impressive nonetheless. In fact, the viscous sloshing is so ...

Earlier this month, Nvidia announced that the GPU source code for its PhysX SDK is now available as open source. Previously, while the PhysX SDK had been released under the BSD-3 license in 2018, the ...

The next logical thing to wonder about is what demos, applications and games can actually take advantage of this technology. As we mentioned on the previous page, NVIDIA claims there are over 140 ...

TL;DR: NVIDIA's PhysX and Flow technologies are now fully open-source, with source code available on GitHub under the BSD-3 license. This allows developers to update older 32-bit PhysX games for ...