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Taichi Lang: High-performance Parallel Programming in Python 
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Speed up Python
Taichi translates the compute-intensive Python code into fast machine code at runtime with a just-in-time compiler, accelerating your Python code.
Numerical simulation
Create an urban airflow simulation using 3D Lattice Boltzmann Method, with spatially sparse data structures provided by Taichi.
3D rendering
A GPU path tracing voxel renderer made by Taichi! You can easily create inspiring voxel art using this renderer within 99 lines of Taichi code.
Computer visionWith automatic parallelization and spatially sparse data structures, Taichi powers the fast development of a LiDAR-based SLAM system.
High-performance parallel computingA one-billion-particle MPM simulation running on a GPU with 80 GB memory - the world’s largest-scale single-GPU particle simulation!
Automatic differentiationSoft robot locomotion control powered by Taichi’s handy automatic differentiation system, which is significantly faster than PyTorch, TensorFlow, and JAX.
Flexible SNode system
Taichi’s SNode system allows quick experimentation with different memory layouts to maximize performance without rewriting computation code.
Spatially sparse data structuresA fluid simulation example where empty regions take no computation nor memory, enabled by spatially sparse data structures in Taichi.
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High-performance
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Taichi is a domain-specific language embedded in Python that helps you easily write portable, high-performance parallel programs.
Install
$ pip install taichi -U
Examples
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What’s possible with Taichi
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Numerical simulation Learn more
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Computer visionWith automatic parallelization and spatially sparse data structures, Taichi powers the fast development of a LiDAR-based SLAM system. Learn more
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The advantages of using Taichi
Easy to learn
No barrier to entry for Python users: Taichi shares almost the same syntax as Python. Apply a single Taichi decorator, and your functions are automatically turned into optimized machine code.
Try drawing a Mandelbrot set in 40 lines of Taichi code
High-performance
Taichi’s JIT compiler automatically compiles Python functions into fast GPU or CPU machine code for parallel execution. While Taichi lives in Python, it can approach or even outrun the speed of C++ or CUDA.
View Taichi benchmarks
Integrated into the Python ecosystem
Taichi can seamlessly interoperate with popular Python frameworks, such as NumPy, PyTorch, matplotlib, and pillow.
Learn how Taichi interacts with arrays from external libraries
Universal deployment
Taichi’s ahead-of-time mode enables deployment on platforms without Python, including PCs, mobile devices, and web browsers.
Learn more about Taichi's AOT solution
Key features of Taichi
High-performance parallel computingA one-billion-particle MPM simulation running on a GPU with 80 GB memory - the world’s largest-scale single-GPU particle simulation! Learn more
Automatic differentiationSoft robot locomotion control powered by Taichi’s handy automatic differentiation system, which is significantly faster than PyTorch, TensorFlow, and JAX. Learn more
Flexible SNode system Learn more
Spatially sparse data structuresA fluid simulation example where empty regions take no computation nor memory, enabled by spatially sparse data structures in Taichi. Learn more
Organizations that use Taichi
ETH Zürich uses Taichi in its Physically-based Simulation course, effectively improving both the learning and teaching experience.
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The University of Utah uses Taichi for simulation in the paper A General Two-Stage Initialization for Sag-Free Deformable Simulations, published at SIGGRAPH 2022.
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OPPO, a smart device manufacturer, uses Taichi to develop stunning physics-based wallpapers that run interactively on mobile devices.
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Kuaishou, a short video platform, uses Taichi as its high-performance mobile GPU solution, enabling unique real-time liquid and gas simulations for generating special effects.
What users love about Taichi
Taichi is mainly used to replace some of our GPU shaders code and make our development so much easier (especially for debugging!). In addition, Taichi supports generation of AOT modules, allowing us to run our code on different platforms including Android on Mobile phones! Creating beautiful and physical-based algorithms has never been so easy with Taichi!
Gabriel Huau
OPPO Senior Engineering Manager
Taichi is much easier to grasp than traditional GPU programming languages. Once a Taichi program is compiled, it can be deployed on iOS, Android, PC, and many more platforms. We need to iterate and release new (GPU-based) visual effects quickly, and Taichi has greatly accelerated our workflow.
Chongyang Ma
Lead of Y-tech Graphics AI, Kwai
The simplicity of design in Taichi is always the key to great work. With much less code, we achieved surprisingly good visual results and highly sophisticated features. Taichi proves to be a significant boost to my research and development work.
Hao Xu
Ph.D. student in Computer Engineering, HKUST
We use Taichi for physical simulation. It is easy to use. 90% of our projects used Taichi and were completed with flying colors. Taichi is also efficient. It has much less scaffolding code than other languages or frameworks.
Jingwei Tang
Research Assistant, ETH Zürich
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