NVIDIA AI Factory Viewer (Omniverse) with Samsung Memory
Interactive 3D Touchscreen Experience
I designed an interactive 3D experience to show our customers how Samsung Semiconductor’s memory and storage fit into AI infrastructure. This built around the NVIDIA Vera Rubin platform, it takes customers from an AI Factory through the Rack, Compute Tray, and Superchip to HBM4, SOCAMM2, and PM1763. Overall, it shows how individual technologies connect to the larger system.
The Challenge
To make AI hardware architecture approachable while clarifying the distinct roles of memory and storage. To connect infrastructure across scales, introduce technical information, and provide clear touch navigation.
The Solution & Journey
I organized a 3D spatial journey from AI Factory to components, offering a guided zoom sequence or independent exploration. Visitors can rotate models, select components, and open product details. Exploded views, animated data paths, and realistic, technical modes reveal different aspects of the hardware.
The Outcome
The experience brings Samsung's memory and storage story into an interactive format. Customers can move between the overall system and individual products to explore each component’s location, connections, and contribution. It demonstrates how brand design, technical visualization, and interaction work together to communicate technology.
Credits:
Vera Rubin POD, NVIDIA Technical Blog
Inside the Vera Rubin platform, NVIDIA Technical Blog
DGX Vera Rubin NVL72 hardware, NVIDIA docs
Vera Rubin NVL72, NVIDIA
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Designed by
Eugene See