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Fluorite is a ‘console-grade’ graphics engine that can perform well on embedded hardware like the chips in your car. Fluorite is a ‘console-grade’ graphics engine that can perform well on embedded ...

Today, in news no one could've predicted: Toyota has been quietly working on a game engine of its own, but the end goal isn't what you'd expect. At the time of writing, the official Fluorite site ...

In interesting news, Toyota is building its own game engine for the screens inside your car. Toyota Connected North America, the subsidiary responsible for in-vehicle connectivity, has announced a new ...

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Today, in news no one could've predicted: Toyota has been quietly working on a game engine of its own, but the end goal isn't what you'd expect. The shocker comes from Automaton (with Japanese site ...

According to a February 9 report by The Verge, Toyota Motor Corporation unveiled a proprietary game engine, Fluorite, designed to enhance in-vehicle digital interfaces. Jamie Kerber, Senior Software ...

Fluorite would have been a fantastic name for a smart car, such as an EV or a self-driving model. Instead, Toyota decided to use it for something nobody saw coming: a game engine. Not a game per se, ...

Project Genie is an underwhelming glimpse into what may come. Project Genie is an underwhelming glimpse into what may come. is a senior reporter covering technology, gaming, and more. He joined The ...

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Although exceptions exist, the vast majority of video game main characters fall neatly into either a "hero" or "villain" role, and they seldom move away from their original classification. We might ...