And NVIDIA RTX GPU owners get the best performance across the entire workflow. Now, the collection expands with new apps and tighter integrations, forming a cohesive ecosystem that ensures 3D design is faster and easier than ever, for beginners and experts alike, providing an intuitive experience without sacrificing on quality. The apps leverage powerful ray tracing and AI algorithms to accelerate the production of 3D content. The Substance applications have been a staple for 3D artists for years. New NVIDIA Studio laptop announcements from Lenovo give creators the performance and reliability to create amazing content faster and easier.

The new Canvas app joins ten additional creative app updates with improved performance and reliability from the June Studio Driver, now available for download. NVIDIA Canvas, launched in beta today, brings the functionality of the GauGAN demo to anyone with an NVIDIA RTX GPU, enabling them to turn doodles into stunning landscapes. The Collection, which is made up of four applications, features RTX acceleration in the form of ray-traced rendering and light baking, plus AI-enhanced features, to help 3D artists create in record time.

Today, Adobe announced a significant update to their 3D lineup, with new and improved tools available in the Adobe Substance 3D Collection: new versions of Substance 3D Painter, Designer and Sampler, as well as the new application Substance 3D Stager, and an entire new library of assets including models, parametric materials and lighting. The NVIDIA Studio ecosystem continues to deliver time-saving features and visual improvements to top creative applications.

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