Bringing Gaming; VR; and AR to Life with Deep Learning
Danny Lange · 2017
Game development is a complex and labor-intensive endeavor. Game environments, storylines, audio, and character behaviors are carefully crafted requiring graphics artists, storytellers, and software developers to work in unison. Often games end up with a delicate mix of hard-wired behavior in the form of traditional code and somewhat more responsive behavior in the form of large collections of complex rules. Similarly, audio, video, and graphics are carefully and manually curated and synchronized with game actions. The addition of Virtual Reality (VR) and Augmented Reality (AR) have only added to the many challenges that game developers and storytellers face.