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Microsoft joins as Corporate Gold Member of Blender Development Fund

by Peeters

Blender has lately published their press release about a new big-name becoming their Blender Development Fund’s member -Microsoft. Microsoft makes use of Blender to generate synthetic 3D models and images of humans that can be used to train AI models. For researchers, having access to high quality free/opensource 3D software has proven to be of great benefit for scientific projects. You can check some of their work here.

To express their support, Microsoft is joining the Blender Foundation’s Development Fund as a Corporate Gold member per July 1st, 2020.

What is the Blender Development Fund?

The Blender Development Fund accepts donations to support activities to provide free and open access services for all Blender contributors – including professionals and corporations – on the blender.org websites. Support activities include bug fixing, code reviews, technical documentation and onboarding.

The fund will also provide grants and subsidies to developers on generic and widely agreed development projects.

Source: blender.org

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