8K 110 inch huge display 'Virtual Display' that can enjoy VR without goggles appeared
It is common to use goggles worn on the head to enjoy VR content, but Brelyon has announced a huge 8K 110-inch display ' Virtual Display ' that enables a stress-free VR experience without special goggles. bottom.
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Brelyon, a spin-off from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), is a startup that is developing a display that allows you to enjoy VR without a headset for games and enterprise applications. In September 2022, it raised $ 15 million (about 2 billion yen) from investment funds including Lockheed Martin , Corning , LG Technology Ventures , Universal Display Corporation 's in-house venture division, and Franklin Templeton . I was.
Such Brelyon showed off a prototype of the VR-only display `` Virtual Display '' under development at CES 2023, the world's largest consumer electronics trade fair. Virtual Display is a VR display that can be used without wearing special goggles on the head, and it is said that it uses 8K resolution OLED (organic EL display).
You can see what Virtual Display is like in one shot by watching the following video.
CES Insane Virtual Display by Brelyon-YouTube
Virtual Display looks like this, it looks like a huge VR goggles.
The other side is the display.
With Brelyon logo.
The body is quite curved.
8K resolution OLED is adopted.
The display is 110 inches.
It also has environmental noise suppression.
It also supports 3D audio that expresses sound in three dimensions.
Brelyon founder and CEO Barmak Heshmat said in an interview with TechCrunch, 'Brelyon Fusion is a new technology that allows you to achieve multiple resolutions using light blending. 'This new lightfield augmentation innovation allows us to use light as Lego brick pieces that can be computationally constructed to create highly immersive screens,' says Virtual Display, the latest proprietary technology employed by Virtual Display. Describes the Brelyon Fusion.
155 degree viewing angle
The state of actual use is as follows.
The display of Virtual Display seen from the user looks like this.
Regarding the target of Virtual Display, Heshmat said, ``It should be a great experience for gamers, those who use multiple monitors, or those who want to enjoy VR but don't want to stand and dance all the time. It's a highly immersive desktop experience.'
Additionally, the Virtual Display is equipped with multiple cameras that track the position of the user's head to fine-tune what is shown on the display and maximize immersion. It is said that it is possible to
TechCrunch points out that the Virtual Display unveiled at CES 2023 is just a prototype, so ``it won't be on the market for a while yet.''
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