Modulo Pi has launched Modulo Kinetic V6, the latest and most advanced version of its real-time media server platform. New features and major improvements are introduced, with a focus on upgrading the 3D workflow and unlocking new interactive capabilities.
Designing the next generation of media server solutions, Modulo Pi is pleased to announce the immediate release of Modulo Kinetic V6.
The new version brings major enhancements to the 3D workflow.
The interface user-friendliness and usability are significantly improved to offer a smoother experience. Modulo Kinetic’s embedded 3D engine has been upgraded, delivering substantial performance boosts for real-time productions. Photorealistic rendering has also seen great enhancements, thanks to extensive work on lighting and textures.
In addition, a variety of features are enriching the media server’s 3D projection study tools, including dynamic projector information, new rendering modes, display of stacked projectors, and more. Preparing client documentation is made even easier thanks to a new editor allowing to organize 3D scenes snapshots, and export book as PDF.
Modulo Kinetic V6 also comes with new functionalities designed for interactive experiences.
The media server adds the support of more devices, like the Canon EOS camera, and TWAIN protocol for scanners.
Moreover, Modulo Kinetic’s nodal compositing tool offers additional advanced nodes like 3D physics engines, QR code image extractor, dynamic media update, and many more.
These capabilities open up a whole new world of possibilities for interactive projects. Among other things, Modulo Kinetic now allows real-time capture and extraction of a photograph or image scanned, to dynamically update the rendered media in a show.
For highly specific needs, users are empowered to go further using JavaScript with their preferred integrated development environment. The code editor offers syntax highlighting making the coding process more intuitive and efficient.
Finally, Modulo Kinetic V6 comes with a bunch of other features or improvements designed to facilitate day-to-day operations. Among them, a new EDID generator available in the Kinetic Designer interface will help users easily deal with any type of resolution, especially non-standard resolutions for LED displays.
