Computer Graphics and Applications: A Multimedia Modeling

Authors

  • Shivam Sharma BS Abdur Rahman Crescent Institute of Science and Technology, Chennai.

Keywords:

GPU, Trajectory, Machine Learning, Entertainment, User Interfaces, Media Elements, Computer Graphics

Abstract

This article explores the integral relationship between computer graphics and multimedia modeling, delving into the foundations, applications, and evolution of these intertwined fields. Computer graphics, rooted in mathematics and algorithms, forms the basis for generating and manipulating visual content. Multimedia modeling, an interdisciplinary endeavor, harnesses the power of computer graphics to integrate diverse media elements, creating immersive user experiences. The applications span virtual reality, augmented reality, entertainment, and user interfaces. As the field evolves, real-time rendering, machine learning integration, and GPU advancements are shaping its trajectory. The article concludes by examining current challenges and envisioning future directions, emphasizing the ongoing impact of this symbiotic relationship on the digital landscape.

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Published

2023-12-28