Unreal Engine becomes cross-platform 3D visualization platform

Epic Games' Unreal Engine now supports real-time 3D visualization across multiple platforms.

Epic Games' Unreal Engine has become a cross-platform platform for 3D visualization in real-time, according to its developers. The platform can be used to create digital twins and simulations, and is already being used in various industries such as architecture, engineering, and construction. The move is expected to increase the adoption of Unreal Engine in the field of digital twin technology.

The platform's capabilities include real-time rendering, physics-based simulations, and dynamic lighting, making it suitable for a wide range of applications. Developers can now use Unreal Engine to create digital twins and simulations for various systems, including buildings, infrastructure, and industrial processes.

The cross-platform support is expected to make it easier for developers to create and deploy digital twins and simulations across multiple platforms, including mobile, PC, and web platforms.