The 'René' conceptual AR glasses are a wearable technology solution for live theater guests to help them better enjoy their experience by integrating enhanced audio and visual aspects.
The augmented reality (AR) headset can be rented out at the box office and come as a reimagining of analog opera glasses for guests to enjoy. A magnifier is integrated into the front section of the lenses allowing for easy zooming, while a series of sensors, double lenses and head-tracking cameras will support special effects.
The 'René' conceptual AR glasses are the design work of Jaeyoung Cho, Nankyung Han and Jimin Seol, and are rounded out with a bone conduction transducer for letting users enjoy live and recorded sounds.
Live Theater AR Headsets
The 'René' Conceptual AR Glasses are Imagined for Broadway Use
Trend Themes
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Industry Implications
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