Get ready for GDC and VRDC March 18-22!
Khronos Developer Day Sessions
Tues, March 19, 10am - 6:30pm - Room 2020, West Hall
10:00am: glTF and WebGL
[Speakers: glTF Chair Patrick Cozzi (Cesium) and WebGL Chair Ken Russell (Google)]
11:20am: OpenXR: State of the Union
[Speakers: OpenXR Chair Brent Insko (Intel) and other members of the OpenXR Working Group]
1:20pm: Vulkan: State of the Union
[Speakers: Vulkan Chair Tom Olson (Arm) and Karl Schultz (LunarG)]
2:40pm: Making Use of New Vulkan Features
[Speakers Dr. Matthäus Chajdas (AMD), Tiemo Jung (Gaijin Entertainment), Lewis Gordon (Samsung Electronics)]
4:00pm: Bringing Fortnite to Mobile with Vulkan and OpenGL ES
[Speakers: Jack Porter (Epic Games) and Kostiantyn Drabeniuk (Samsung Electronics)]
5:30pm: Ubisoft's Experience Developing with Vulkan
[Speaker Jean-Noe Morisette (Ubisoft)]
Session descriptions and more details here.
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 Learn about OpenXR
at the Khronos VRDC Table
Mon-Tues, Mar 18-19, 10:00am - 6:30pm
Moscone, South Hall, Outside Room 202
 Learn more about OpenXR: Khronos’ standard for AR/VR. Talk with OpenXR working group members, and learn how your company can implement or join in the development of this important industry standard.
More info here.
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LunarG Donates Vulkan SDK to Khronos to promote a unified Vulkan ecosystem and enable wider collaboration on SDK development
 New Look for the Vulkan SDK Download Site
LunarG has opened its desktop SDK build and packaging scripts to the Khronos working group and rebranded as the Vulkan SDK. The goals are to:
- Remove possible confusion from having a third-party name associated with the Vulkan SDK,
- Create transparency to enable collaboration and create a Khronos Vulkan SDK,
- Encourage one Vulkan SDK to avoid fragmentation in the ecosystem.
Download your SDK! khronos.org/vulkan/#sdk
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Vulkan SC Standards Initiative is now a Working Group
The Vulkan Safety Critical Working Group a new effort from Khronos to enable safety critical industries to take advantage of the advancements in graphics and compute in a manner compatible with the highest safety integrity levels. Interested companies are invited to participate in the Working Group’s goal. To learn more, visit khronos.org/vulkansc or contact vulkan_sc@khronos.org.
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 Join Khronos at the Embedded Vision Summit Workshop
Thursday, May 23, 2019 9am-5pm
The workshop will focus on machine learning and computer vision and introduce attendees to key Khronos open standards, including OpenVX, NNEF, OpenCL and SYCL and show how these standards can be applied to their projects and products.
Get more information and register here
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We Want Your Feedback on a Heterogeneous Communications Initiative
Khronos announced last month a request for industry feedback to gauge interest in developing a new low-level, heterogeneous communications open standard that could transform the way applications are developed for High Performance Embedded Computing (HPEC) systems.The survey is still open -- we want to hear from you! If you have questions, or would like to discuss getting involved, contact us at hetcommsfeedback@khronos.org
Visit the Exploratory Group page Read the full press release
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New Khronos Members
 Khronos welcomes new members to group!
- Guangdong OPPO Mobile Telecomm Corp.
- Darmstadt Graphics Group
- Electronic Arts
- NSITEXE, Inc.
If your company cares about high-performance rendering or compute, then Khronos membership gives you a voice in how the specifications that will fundamentally affect your business are created and evolved.
Learn more about Khronos membership
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Khronos Blog
The Khronos Blog has been gaining momentum with these recent posts:
Would you like to gain more exposure for your Khronos-related initiatives and projects? Consider contributing to the Khronos blog. Here are the guidelines to help get you started.
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