Publication

YaQ: An Architecture for Real-Time Navigation and Rendering of Varied Crowds

Daniel Thalmann, Jonathan Maim, Barbara Yersin, Julien Pettré
2009
Journal Articles

Abstract

The YaQ software platform is a complete system dedicated to real-time crowd simulation and rendering. Fitting multiple application domains, such as video games and VR, YaQ aims to provide efficient algorithms to generate crowds comprising up to thousands of varied virtual humans navigating in large-scale, global environments.

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