SaarCOR
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SaarCOR is an early experimental ray tracing hardware, developed at the Saarland University.
As SaarCOR is not programmable, it accelerates only a small (but most computationally-intensive) part of the ray tracing process that deals with finding intersections.
The successor of SaarCOR is RPU.
See also: OpenRT
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