A C and Python library for physically accurate, real-time, sensor simulation and visualization using NVIDIA Omniverse RTX
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A C and Python library for physically accurate, real-time, sensor simulation and visualization using NVIDIA Omniverse RTX
Rain Rendering for Evaluating and Improving Robustness to Bad Weather (Tremblay et al., 2020) (S. S. Halder et al., 2019)
[SIGGRAPH'25 (ACM TOG)] TransparentGS: Fast Inverse Rendering of Transparent Objects with Gaussians
A physically based mesh renderer named Ada Path Tracer based on Taichi lang
glTF 2.0 versions of common graphics research scenes
Materialist: Physically Based Editing Using Single-Image Inverse Rendering
Official Repository for Ouroboros - ICCV 2025
Physically Based Rendering with Python
Blender add-on to import base materials, lights and cameras from https://api.physicallybased.info
Ray tracing engine (Python) - a very basic implementation.
Official implementation of the paper "Image-based Reconstruction of Heterogeneous Media in the Presence of Multiple Light-Scattering"
[SUPERSEDED - See V3.2] Welcome to the central hub for the Unified Information-Density Theory (UIDT) A Transformative framework that redefines the bedrock of physics by positioning information as the core entity from which space, time, matter, and energy arise
Accompanying repository for MRD (Metamers Rendered Differentiably)
物理光照墙面渲染引擎:天文/大气/光追驱动的窗光 + 朱红叠字 | Physically-based wall renderer: astronomy-driven window light + vermilion text overlay
Python validation of a non-spectral, real-time fluorescent material model (Belcour, Fichet & Barla, SIGGRAPH 2025) and of its Godot 4.6 shader port, checked against full per-wavelength references.
Causal explorer for decomposed NeRF–surface light transport in physics-based inverse rendering.
A pure-CPU Python renderer that compares rasterization, ray casting, Whitted ray tracing, radiosity, and PBR path tracing in a shared Cornell Box. It emphasizes energy conservation, reproducible validation, and maintainable architecture.
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