THE FUTURE IS HERE IN CAMBODIA, xR TECHNOLOGY
Extended Reality (xR) is technology that allows you to blend virtual and physical worlds together using Augmented reality (AR) and Mixed Reality (MR) in live production environments to create fully immersive experiences.
XR STUDIO proud to bring this technology to Cambodia and let you be part of a worldwide family of talented artists and technologists, who come together to create some of the most spectacular shows around.
WHY CHOOSE EXTENDED REALITY?
Over the next 2 years, xR is expected to grow eightfold,
reaching an estimated market size of more than $209 billion by 2022
Forbes, 2019.
Extended reality (xR) is technology that allows you to blend virtual and physical worlds together using Augmented reality (AR) and Mixed Reality (MR) in live production environments to create fully immersive experiences. Immersive xR content will engage your audience like never before whether they are live or virtual. Now is really the time for xR.
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GROUND-BREAKING AMAZING TECHNOLOGY
Understanding Virtual Reality (VR), Augmented Reality (AR), Mixed Reality (MR), Extended Reality (xR)
Augmented reality (AR) improves our perception of the real world by superimposing computer-generated information on top of what we see. This technology is now widely used in smartphone augmented reality apps that enable the user to retain their mobile next to them. The app can display additional context or deliver digital entertainment and social experiences which seem to be grounded in the real world by trying to take the picture from the screen and sorting it in real time.
While smartphone augmented reality has come a long way in the last decade, its applications are still limited. Wearable smart glasses are increasingly being used to deliver a much more holistic AR experience. These gadgets must merge an ultra-low-power cpu with multiple sensors, including visual processing and tracking, all in a light and comfortable form factor that can be worn for long periods of time.
While wearing AR smart glasses, users require always-on, straightforward, and secure navigation. This necessitates significant advancements in depth, geometric distortion, semantic and syntactic, location, alignment, position, present, and gesture and eye tracking, among other features.
Virtual reality (VR) replaces the user’s vision entirely, immersing them in a pc virtual world. This sort of xR tech has been around for a long time, and it’s just gotten better. It’s mostly utilized for entertainment events like gaming, concerts, movies, and sports, but it’s also making inroads into the social realm. Volumetric capture, HD rendering pipeline, 6DoF motion tracking, and a facial expression capture will all be required for engaging entertainment experiences in VR.
Virtual reality is also employed in training, education, and healthcare, including rehabilitation. VR technology frequently focuses on high-quality video and rendering as well as ultra-low latency to make these experiences viable for the end-user.
As it blends the actual and virtual worlds, MR falls midway between AR and VR. For this form of xR technology, there are three main situations. The first method involves using mobile or AR wearable technologies to superimpose virtual items and characters onto real-world settings, or vice versa.
The Pokémon Go mobile game, which debuted in 2016, uses a smartphone camera to overlay virtual Pokémon in real-world locations. This game is sometimes hailed as a game that revolutionizes augmented reality, but it’s really a superb example of mixed reality (MR), which combines real-world situations with computer-generated items.
MR is also being utilized to superimpose virtual reality real-world players into video games, bringing real-world characters to game broadcasting platforms like Twitch and YouTube.
Immersive
Extended Reality (xR) refers to technology that improves or replaces our worldview. This is done by superimposing or immersing electronic text and visuals into real-world or virtual settings.
xR includes Augmented Reality (AR), Virtual Reality (VR), and Mixed Reality (MR). All three realities have overlapping characteristics and needs, but distinct goals and technology.
Metaverse
Comparable
xR technologies are comparable. All xR wearables employ visual input modalities including object, movement, and eye tracking to navigate and display situationally information. Depth and location allow depth perception and mapping.
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