Altair Integrates NVIDIA Omniverse for Real-Time Digital Twins

Mar 20, 2025
Altair has announced the integration of NVIDIA Omniverse Blueprint with its Altair One cloud platform, enhancing capabilities for real-time digital twin simulations.

Altair has announced a technical integration between the NVIDIA Omniverse Blueprint for Real-Time Digital Twins and the Altair One cloud innovation gateway, announced in a press release. This integration leverages NVIDIA's GPU acceleration and Omniverse technologies to enhance the visualization, building, and interaction with complex simulations and digital twins.

The integration allows users to collaborate in a shared virtual environment, combining 3D design, AI, and ray tracing to create immersive digital workspaces. This advancement is expected to open new avenues for innovation and collaboration, particularly in areas like crash and drop test simulations.

By utilizing NVIDIA's technology, Altair users can now operationalize digital engineering workflows more efficiently. The integration also simplifies the deployment of digital twins across cloud or on-premises environments, supporting the development of models in tools like Altair PhysicsAI, which significantly reduces analysis time.

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