As global climate change accelerates, finding and securing clean energy is a crucial challenge for many researchers, organizations and governments.
The U.K.’s Atomic Energy Authority (UKAEA), through an evaluation project at the University of Manchester, has been testing the NVIDIA Omniverse simulation platform to accelerate the design and development of a full-scale fusion powerplant that could put clean power on the grid in the coming years.
Over the past several decades, scientists have experimented with ways to create fusion energy, which produces zero carbon and low radioactivity. Such technology could provide virtually limitless clean, safe and affordable energy to meet the world’s growing demand.
Fusion is the principle that energy can be released by combining atomic nuclei together. But fusion energy has not yet been successfully scaled for production due to high energy…
Scientists Building Digital Twins in NVIDIA Omniverse to Accelerate Clean Energy Research
