The New SDK for LEIA 3D(leia3d.com)
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The New SDK for LEIA 3D
https://www.leia3d.com/2015/09/26/introducing-the-new-sdk-for-leia-3d/
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Is there a video of the proto ?
The videos show color displays.
The dev kit says 200x200 monochrome.
Using WebGL sounds like a cool way to get people introduced to it, but showing color and it actually being monochrome is.. disingenuous.
The dev kit says 200x200 monochrome.
Using WebGL sounds like a cool way to get people introduced to it, but showing color and it actually being monochrome is.. disingenuous.
does anyone know how this works? and is there any real pictures out there? the video is a composite, so doesn't actually tell me anything.
Is it auto steroscopic? is it layered oleds?
Is it auto steroscopic? is it layered oleds?
I'm guessing the point of this is that you can move around and see the displayed content from different directions, so why are all of the promotional videos shot from a stationary camera? Everything on this site makes it appear indistinguishable from a regular LCD.
This appears to be a product demo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Rd0mEAPT0Y
This is the best video I've found of the prototype (it autoplays):
http://www.reuters.com/video/2015/03/05/star-wars-inspired-p...
http://www.reuters.com/video/2015/03/05/star-wars-inspired-p...
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So no evidence at all this is more than an lcd in a box?
In response to your questions: Yes, we are commercializing an auto stereoscopic display which produces 8x8 (horizontal x vertical) images to give a natural 3D experience. The devKit is able to show monochrome images, in principle in any color. Hence the baby in our promo video is legit :-) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0n5ypUbCuoc
In essence, we use a nano-technology backlight which is carefully aligned behind the actual LCD matrix, to send specific pixels in specific directions. In this way, we are able to send different images to you left and right eyes; no eye-tracking, no head-tracking; and no lenticular image breakups.
Our devKit has a native resolution of 1600x1600 pixels, which means that each of the 8x8 views will have a resolution of 200x200 pixels.
We have freely available webGL and unity plugins for people to create content, and support the developer community.
Since one cannot see the full 3D effect of our display on a normal 2D screen, we invite you to come and meet us during one of our upcoming meetups (RSVP at address below).
In the meantime, here is a short video showing the devKit (remember your 2D screen won’t give you a full 3D depth experience): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LBT3dNA1MtQ
Thanks!
Armand RSVP: [email protected]