The Content on ARHT's 3D TVs Can Be Viewed Without 3D Glasses
Laura McQuarrie — September 25, 2015 — Tech
References: arhtmedia & marketwired
Although novel, 3D TVs have yet to become the mainstream. One of the biggest reasons for this might be due to the fact that watching content comfortably on a 3D TV requires a pair of 3D glasses for every member of the household.
In order to take this technology to the next level, ARHT (Augmented Reality Holographic Technology) launched a patent-pending holographic 3D TV that can be watched without wearing glasses.
The innovation is described as a "multi-plane visualization" technology that is used to display a 'HumaGram,' which renders objects and scenes in perfect 3D, HD clarity. The company remarks that "With ARHT TV viewers can conduct commerce and enjoy rich, interactive experiences with HumaGrams anywhere a standard LCD TV can be deployed." By fusing holographic and augmented reality technology, this television has the potential to completely transform the viewing experience as consumers know it.
In order to take this technology to the next level, ARHT (Augmented Reality Holographic Technology) launched a patent-pending holographic 3D TV that can be watched without wearing glasses.
The innovation is described as a "multi-plane visualization" technology that is used to display a 'HumaGram,' which renders objects and scenes in perfect 3D, HD clarity. The company remarks that "With ARHT TV viewers can conduct commerce and enjoy rich, interactive experiences with HumaGrams anywhere a standard LCD TV can be deployed." By fusing holographic and augmented reality technology, this television has the potential to completely transform the viewing experience as consumers know it.
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