DeviceInfo

The device.info field holds a small DeviceInfo object that provides information about the device, such as driver, GPU, shading language etc.

Usage

import {Device} from '@luma.gl/core';

const device: Device = ...;
console.log(device.info);
if (device.info.gpu === 'nvidia') {
   ...
}

Field	This Browser	Description
`type`	`N/A`	Device type `webgpu`, `webgl2` or `webgl`
`vendor`	`N/A`	GPU vendor
`renderer`	`N/A`	GPU Driver
`version`	`N/A`	Driver version
`gpu`	`N/A`	`apple`, `intel`, `nvidia`, `amd`, `software` or `unknown`
`gpuType`	`N/A`	`discrete`, `integrated`, `cpu` or `unknown`
`gpuBackend`	`N/A`	`metal`, `opengl`, `vulkan`, `d3d12`, ... or `unknown`
`gpuArchitecture`	`N/A`	`common-3` on Apple
`shadingLanguage`	`N/A`	Shanding language `wgsl`, `glsl`
`shadingLanguageVersion`	`N/A`	Shading language version GLSL 3.00 = 300, GLSL 1.00 = 100)

Note that the Chrome browser only exposes limited device information by default. Set the chrome://flags/#enable-webgpu-developer-features flag to see more WebGPU info.