Khronos Group is another consortium for the implementation of open standards that has attached members, such as the Linux Foundation. For those of you who still don't know Khronos, they are the ones behind working groups for projects like Vulkan, OpenCL, OpenGL, OpenGL ES, OpenKODE, OpenMAX, OpenMAX, OpenSL ES, OpenVG, OpenWF, etc. Some of them are widely used as OpenGL and that you will surely use in your distribution as a graphical API.
Well, Khronos Group is financed and receives contributions for the development of these projects of many large companies in the sector, including AMD, Intel, Samsung, Qualcomm, Apple, ARM, Google, Nokia, NVIDIA, Valve, Blizzard, Mozilla, IBM, LG, Pixar, Red Hat, and a very long list of major companies and organizations that promote, contribute, are associated with, or belong to the academic membership category. The list completes the you can see here.
Well, now we can announce the great news that there is one more new member. More and more developers and large companies are collaborating on open standards and projects. This time it is one of the hardware sector, which surely many gamers will know. It is about Razer as I said in the title of this post. Now the company joins as a member. The goal is to improve and contribute to the cause in order to strengthen your helmet virtual reality and OSVR.
The news of Razer It has been known when The Khronos Group has announced it in a note: «The Khronos Group is proud to announce that Razer has joined as a contributing member. Razer is a world leader in devices and software for connected gamers. It has been awarded for its design and technology of peripherals, wearable audio technologies, and Razer OSVR, an open source platform that integrates VR, AR, and hardware and software APIs with universal support to the virtual reality ecosystem.«.