Resurrected pleasure derived from AR glasses, showcasing bewitching innovation
In the realm of augmented reality (AR), VITURE is making waves with its Immersive 3D technology. This innovative software feature transforms any 2D content—be it movies, games, or photos—into 3D in real-time, all without requiring any special 3D versions or prior conversion[1][4].
This accessibility is one of the key strengths of VITURE's Immersive 3D technology. It supports multiple platforms, including Android phones, PCs, Macs, and all VITURE glasses models, without the need for dedicated hardware or expensive devices[1]. Compared to similar efforts by tech giants like Apple or Meta, VITURE’s implementation is more affordable and broadly available[1].
The VITURE Pro XR glasses, one of the company's offerings, come with built-in micro-OLED displays (1920 x 1080, 120Hz) and Harman-tuned speakers, offering a personal 135" holographic display[5]. These glasses are compatible with Windows and Mac computers, transforming them into AR experiences[6].
On the hardware side, VITURE is advancing the technology with its Luma Ultra model, which features an onboard proprietary chip that performs true 6DoF (six degrees of freedom) tracking calculations directly on the glasses[2][3]. This means precise spatial tracking can be done without relying on external devices, reducing latency and improving compatibility across platforms. However, the real-time image processing that applies the 3D effects and spatial adjustments still requires software support[2].
Immersive 3D software requires considerable power to compute the 3D effect in real-time, especially for gaming. VITURE recommends using Immersive 3D on systems paired with an Nvidia GeForce RTX 4060 or higher GPU for optimal gaming performance[7]. The company claims that an RTX 4080 can run the latest game Black Myth: Wukong at max settings with a stable 45 FPS[1].
Looking ahead, VITURE is committed to further integrating advanced tracking and immersive capabilities into lighter, standalone glasses, potentially combining full 6DoF hardware with sophisticated immersive 3D image processing in one device[2]. This indicates a strong future potential for their technology as AR glasses become more powerful and user-friendly, enabling richer and more interactive augmented reality experiences.
The VITURE Pro XR glasses, currently available for purchase at a discounted price on Amazon[6], received four-and-a-half stars in a review last year[5]. However, not everyone is convinced about the future of 3D media. Actors like Simon Pegg and Ang Lee have expressed negative opinions about 3D in movies, games, and media[8].
Despite these reservations, the revival of smart glasses and AI/AR frames is gaining popularity. Devices like the VITURE Pro XR glasses are leading the charge, offering an affordable and accessible entry point into the world of augmented reality[9]. With its Immersive 3D technology, VITURE is making AR technology more accessible to the masses, paving the way for a future where AR experiences are as common as smartphones today.
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- The VITURE Pro XR glasses, with their built-in micro-OLED displays and Harman-tuned speakers, provide a personal 135" holographic display and are compatible with both Windows and Mac computers.
- VITURE's Immersive 3D technology, available on multiple platforms, does not necessitate dedicated hardware or expensive devices, making it more accessible than similar efforts by tech giants.
- For optimal gaming performance with VITURE's Immersive 3D technology, a system paired with an Nvidia GeForce RTX 4060 GPU or higher is recommended.
- The Luma Ultra model from VITURE features an onboard proprietary chip that performs 6DoF tracking calculations directly on the glasses, reducing latency and improving compatibility across platforms.
- VITURE's Immersive 3D software requires significant power for real-time 3D effect computation, with a high-end GPU like the RTX 4080 able to run games at max settings with a stable 45 FPS.
- Look to the future as VITURE aims to integrate advanced tracking and immersive capabilities into lighter, standalone glasses, potentially combining 6DoF hardware with sophisticated immersive 3D image processing.
- Despite criticisms from some, such as Simon Pegg and Ang Lee, about the future of 3D media, the resurgence of smart glasses and AI/AR frames is growing, with VITURE leading the way in making AR technology more accessible to the masses.
