Institute for IDEAS
Institute for Immersive Designs, Experiences, Applications, and Stories
Institute for IDEAS
Institute for Immersive Designs, Experiences, Applications, and Stories
Les Miserables
A holographic performance of a song from Les Miserables. Recorded using Sony’s Volumetric Capture System.
The Sony Spatial Reality Display enables viewers to see volumetric 3D without special glasses or VR goggles. 1,2 The display works from computer generated images, in the case of American University, using a Windows® PC running the Unity® rendering engine. 3 “We train students on Unity,” says Pietroszek. “It’s super easy to get the content on the display. It works without any issues. It just plays.”
The screen features a high-precision micro-optical lens to separate the left-eye and right-eye images. In addition, the display tracks eye movement down to the millisecond, pivoting the image in sync as the viewer tilts or moves the head up and down, left and right — even forward and back. The result is an overpowering sensation of a solid 3D object.
Publications:
- Empowering 3D at American University and Cannes. American University Spatial Reality Display Case Study. https://pro.sony/ue_US/products/professional-displays/srd-american-university
Projects
- Holographic Sports
- Dunia & Aram
- Space Ocean Library
- Mixed Reality Communication
- Emirati Stories
- Vera
- Walking for Freedom
- Tabletop Stories
- Wildlife Prevention
- Les Miserables
- VR Forest
- Quantum Computing
- Holographic Exhibitions
- UniVResity
- Ractive
- Spherical Harmonics
- Gravitational Waves
- Robots with Humor
- Speech-Driven Gestures
- TickTockRay
- The Nuclear Biscuit
- Scalebridge VR
- AHMED
- Spherical Harmonics
- General Relativity
- Translucent Object Perception
- Mass Perception of Virtual Objects
