The SeeSpace InAiR brought Minority-Report like futuristic TV screens to CES 2014. The cylindrical device hooks up to any television to turn it into an Augmented Reality television. InAiR overlays layers of data from the Internet and social media.
Using a 3D TV gives the device the added edge of having the information appear as though it is over top of the TV screen, letting the viewer manipulate the images. The layers appear like floating holograms, giving this tech a futuristic feel, like a sci-fi movie.
The SeeSpace InAiR allows people to use their computer and watch television at the same time, without the need to balance two devices. Navigation is controlled via the InAiR app available Android or iOS. The SeeSpace InAiR can also be controlled with hand gestures and is compatible with Xbox Kinect and Leap Motion.
Futuristic TV Projectors
The SeeSpace InAiR Brings CES 2014 Into the Future
Trend Themes
1. Augmented Reality Television - The SeeSpace InAiR turns any television into an augmented reality experience, overlaying layers of data from the Internet and social media.
2. Floating Hologram Technology - The SeeSpace InAiR creates floating holograms that give a futuristic feel to the viewing experience.
3. Multitasking TV Devices - The SeeSpace InAiR allows users to use their computer and watch television simultaneously, eliminating the need for separate devices.
Industry Implications
1. Consumer Electronics - The Consumer Electronics industry can explore the potential of augmented reality television technology to enhance the viewing experience.
2. Information Technology - The Information Technology industry can develop floating hologram technology further to create immersive visual experiences in various applications.
3. Entertainment Media - The Entertainment Media industry can benefit from multitasking TV devices that allow users to engage with multiple forms of media simultaneously.