real-time-rendering

Vocabulary Word

Definition

'Real-time rendering' refers to the computer's ability to quickly show graphics or images. It's like delivering a pizza hot right out of the oven, rather than reheating it later.

Examples in Different Contexts

In virtual reality, real-time rendering is key to creating believable and responsive environments for users. A VR engineer might explain, 'Real-time rendering in VR must be fast and efficient to maintain immersion and prevent motion sickness.'

Practice Scenarios

Business

Scenario:

Have you seen our company's latest vehicle design software? It's the next best thing after physically touching the vehicle.

Response:

The use of real-time rendering in the software gives us a realistic preview of the vehicle designs.

Tech

Scenario:

Our new mobile game really brings graphics to life. Experience a smooth ride through your favorite cities.

Response:

I played it and the real-time rendering makes the game visually impressive.