AudioSmoke is a realtime 3D visual computing application to visualize millions of particles under different force field conditions. CUDA is used for the parallel computation of the force field model. The particles react on sound input (FFT analysis) and can be explored interactively in 3D space. The video shows 32 million particles under different force fields and parameter settings.
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