OpenGL ARB

OpenGL ARB (Architecture Review Board) refers to a group of industry experts who oversee the development of the OpenGL graphics API, which is used for rendering 2D and 3D graphics in applications like games and visualization tools. When an extension or feature is approved by the ARB, it becomes a standard part of OpenGL, ensuring broad compatibility and consistent performance. Think of ARB as the governing body that reviews and standardizes advanced graphics features, helping hardware and software developers work together smoothly to improve graphics capabilities.