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Open 3D Foundation
Join a vibrant, diverse community focused on building a first-class, open source 3D engine poised to revolutionize real-time 3D development across a variety of applications—from game development, robotics, metaverse and digital twin, to AI, automotive, healthcare, and more.
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Community Highlights
Tom Hulton-Harrop, Software Development Manager
Amazon Web Services
It wasn’t long ago that Tom Hulton-Harrop, a software development manager at AWS, was working with a single team to build a proprietary game engine.
As we all know, things can change quickly in the software development world.
Projects
Our open source projects welcome anyone to get involved in our development communities at any time.
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Featured Project
O3DE is the flagship project managed by the Open 3D Foundation. The open source project is a modular, cross-platform 3D engine built to power anything from AAA games to cinema-quality 3D worlds to high-fidelity simulations. The code is hosted on GitHub under the Apache 2.0 license.
Learn more at o3de.org and get involved!
Members
Thank you to our Premier Members for their commitment to advancing the future of open source 3D technology. O3DF Premier Members are true agents of change, recognized for their thought leadership and contributions to the O3DF.
”"We’re proud to offer the 3D development community an unencumbered, AAA-capable, real-time 3D engine with one of the broadest arrays of integrated 3D authoring tools in the industry including a new photorealistic renderer, built for both modern gaming hardware and distributed cloud rendering. We believe that creating a first-class, community-driven, open source option will revolutionize real-time 3D development, as Linux did for operating systems and Apache did for the web."
Bill VassVP of Engineering Amazon Web Services