Amazon has announced that Sumerian, a web-based tool leveraging Amazon services to create 3D, AR, and VR applications, is generally available as of today. The tool debuted in “limited preview” at AWS ...

SEATTLE--(BUSINESS WIRE)--At midnight, during the AWS re:Invent Midnight Madness kick-off event, Amazon Web Services, Inc. (AWS), an Amazon.com company (NASDAQ:AMZN), announced Amazon Sumerian, a new ...

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LAS VEGAS — Amazon Web Services appears to have acquired technology for its new AWS “Sumerian” 3D modeling tool from a Swedish startup called Goo Technologies that went bankrupt earlier this year.

When it comes to virtual and augmented reality, Amazon is probably the last name to appear on the list of companies trying to innovate those platforms. Perhaps it's not even on the list at all. Well, ...

Amazon is jumping onto the augmented and virtual reality bandwagon with the launch of Sumerian, a new application that’s supposed to make it easier for people to develop 3D experiences for a wide ...

Amazon Web Services made the first major announcement of its re:Invent cloud conference in Las Vegas overnight: a new service called Sumerian that the company touts as the “fastest and easiest way to ...

Amazon has announced a new service that is meant to enable developers to build VR, AR, and 3D applications for what it calls "popular hardware" platforms. The preview for the new service, called ...

The creation of virtual reality, augmented reality and 3-D projects just got easier with Amazon Sumerian, a web-based editor for people without sophisticated graphics training that Amazon Web Services ...

Have an awesome idea for a virtual or augmented reality app? Amazon wants to help you bring it to life. Amazon Sumerian is designed to help anyone become an AR and VR app developer. It lets you create ...

Amazon has announced a browser-based toolkit called Sumerian that the company hopes will make virtual reality and augmented reality development accessible to people without advanced coding or 3D ...