Results for: Gaming & Graphics
Developer of the Month: Just Funny Games with Ludovico Cellentani
Qualcomm® Developer Network August Developer of the Month is Ludovico Cellentani.
Ludovico is a game developer who believes in fun as a way of life. Not only is he a Senior Software Engineer at King...
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Guest Blog: Leap Motion & Qualcomm Technologies - A Template for the Future of Mobile VR
Martin Schubert is a VR Designer, Developer and Evangelist at Leap Motion. With a background in architecture and spatial studies, Martin designs and develops Leap Motion enabled VR experiences such...
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Heterogeneous Computing: An Architecture and a Technique
If you’re looking to create great mobile experiences, optimization isn’t optional: it’s a crucial step that helps transform good ideas into great execution. In our previous “Start Cooking with...
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Making Virtual Reality Truly Immersive
Virtual Reality has been touted for the past several years as the next big thing – and its history goes back even further than many of us realize (the first prediction of VR goes back to a science...
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Matrix Multiply on Adreno GPUs – Part 2: Host Code and Kernel
This is the second and final part of a guest post by Vladislav Shimanskiy, one of our Adreno™ engineers. His previous post explained the concepts behind an optimized implementation of device-side...
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Matrix Multiply on Adreno GPUs – Part 1: OpenCL Optimization
The matrix multiply (MM) operation has become very popular on GPUs thanks to recent interest in deep learning, which depends on convolutions. We’ve been hearing from developers who want to accelerate...
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Better OpenCL Performance on Qualcomm Adreno GPU – Memory Optimization
When you want to accelerate an image processing or computer vision application using a graphics processing unit (GPU) like Adreno™, OpenCL™ offers a convenient way to write your program since it’s...
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Upgraded Tools for Vulkan: Adreno SDK and Snapdragon Profiler
Have you been following the Vulkan graphics and compute API? Shortly after it was made available, we posted about the explicit control Vulkan gives developers over graphics acceleration and the...
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Epic Games & Qualcomm Technologies Make Art & Tech Come to Life
“I didn’t know you guys and Epic Games are working together.” I’ve heard that at a few of the conferences and shows I’ve attended recently, so I’ll describe our collaboration in this post. Most...
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Introducing Vulkan – Explicit Control Over Graphics Acceleration
Vulkan is here from the Khronos Group, and it’s designed to make it easier for developers to use the GPU for greater realism in 3D graphics and greater efficiency in compute applications. That’s...
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