Azure Remote Rendering (ARR)
For users of Microsoft HoloLens 2
Driving Innovation Forwards
With enhanced data sharing and supplier collaboration, users are taking advantage of the new spatial computing and visualization capabilities of HoloLens. Our Engineering and Manufacturing customers are driving our ARR focus forwards, helping them to improve their design quality, delivered by world class innovative engineering and manufacturing products and services using HoloLens and ARR.
ARR is the obvious 'Next Step' for existing XR users and anyone that has the requirement to deploy a Mixed Reality (MR) enabled use case.
Exceeding Design Data Expectations
Theorem’s ARR solution delivers remotely rendered data from the Azure Remote Rendering servers, enabling users to add locally rendered content, by combining streamed data and existing managed assets.
This is all facilitated by the seamless integration between Theorem’s Visualization Pipeline and the ARR Server providing an easy-to-use mechanism to deliver content to the TheoremXR Experiences.
Why Use Remote Rendering?
In order to deliver good quality graphics and maintain performance (frame rate) on XR devices, the number of polygons, the file size, and the number of individual parts determine whether a 3D object can be displayed with high quality and performance in XR.
One significant issue many XR users face is the limited computing and graphics power of smartphones, tablets and XR headsets. Whilst new devices appear every few months offering better performance, the need to display very large data sets at a high quality is an issue that will remain, as there are physical barriers, as well as the need to reduce the form factor, to bring immersive technologies to the mainstream.
The result is a trade-off between the graphics quality and performance. Like most things the devil is in the detail; the device, the data size, the quality needed, the best frame rate and the use case will all effect the outcome.
