Returned delight from oblivion with these AR glasses, showcasing incredible wizardry
In a significant stride for augmented reality (AR) technology, Viture has introduced an innovative Immersive 3D AI technology. This technology transforms standard 2D media into immersive 3D content in real-time, using AI-driven software without the need for pre-conversion [1].
This groundbreaking feature is integrated into Viture's AR glasses line, including affordable models like the $199 Viture Lite. This makes immersive 3D technology accessible to a broader audience without the need for expensive hardware [1].
Viture's Luma series glasses, particularly the Luma Ultra, push innovation further by embedding a proprietary chip that performs complex 6DoF (six degrees of freedom) tracking on-device. This enhancement improves spatial interaction and reduces latency while maintaining compatibility across platforms, including Windows and MacOS [3].
The VITURE Pro XR glasses, a part of this lineup, boast built-in micro-OLED displays (1920 x 1080, 120Hz), electrochromic dimming lenses, and Harman-tuned speakers. They offer a personal 135" holographic display and are currently on sale at Amazon for $399, a savings of $60 [4].
The VITURE Pro XR glasses work with Windows and Mac computers, transforming them into AR experiences. Immersive 3D, a software feature of these glasses, runs on-device and requires considerable power to compute the 3D effect in real-time [5].
Viture is working on optimizations for CPUs with dedicated NPUs, such as AMD's Strix Halo and Intel's Arrow Lake processors, to improve the efficiency of this real-time 2D to 3D converter [6].
Immersive 3D is free and available for Windows, Mac, iOS, and soon for Android through the company's proprietary app. Its intent is to lower the barrier for people to experience 3D and understand its magic [7].
While critics like Simon Pegg and Ang Lee have criticised the use of 3D in movies, games, and media, Viture's Immersive 3D technology is aimed at providing a more natural and immersive 3D experience [8].
The so-called death of smart glasses was called too soon. With Viture's affordable and innovative AR glasses, the appeal and utility of AR glasses beyond niche or expensive setups are being broadened [1]. This aligns with broader industry trends toward more consumer-friendly mixed reality devices expected to gain traction through 2025 and 2026 [2].
For gaming, VITURE recommends using Immersive 3D on systems paired with an Nvidia GeForce RTX 4060 or higher GPU, with an RTX 4080 preferred [9].
The VITURE Pro XR glasses and its Immersive 3D software have brought 3D back, challenging the notion that 3D media, such as 3D settings in games and at-home 3D media, have largely shuffled off this mortal coil [10].
Viture's AI algorithms identify depth cues and spatial relationships to make the 3D effect feel natural [11]. The company's homepage and Amazon web store offer access to their catalog of AR glasses [12].
In summary, Viture's Immersive 3D AI technology actively converts 2D content into 3D in real-time on accessible AR glasses models, contributing to more immersive mixed reality experiences and aiding wider adoption of AR glasses in consumer markets [1][3].
- The VITURE Pro XR glasses, a part of Viture's lineup, are equipped with micro-OLED displays and Harman-tuned speakers, offering a personal holographic display.
- Immersive 3D software by Viture, which runs on-device and requires considerable power for real-time 2D to 3D conversion, is free and available for Windows, Mac, iOS, and soon for Android.
- Viture's Luma series glasses, like the Luma Ultra, enhance spatial interaction and reduce latency with their proprietary chip that performs complex 6DoF tracking on-device.
- Viture is working on optimizations for processors with dedicated NPUs, such as AMD's Strix Halo and Intel's Arrow Lake processors, to improve the efficiency of their real-time 2D to 3D converter.
- Viture's AR glasses make immersive 3D technology accessible to a broader audience, including affordable models like the Viture Lite, without the need for expensive hardware.
- While critics have criticized the use of 3D in movies, games, and media, Viture's Immersive 3D technology aims to provide a more natural and immersive 3D experience.
- For gaming, VITURE recommends using Immersive 3D on systems paired with an Nvidia GeForce RTX 4060 or higher GPU, with an RTX 4080 preferred.
- The VITURE Pro XR glasses work with Windows and Mac computers, transforming them into AR experiences and contributing to more immersive mixed reality experiences.
- The affordability and innovation of Viture's AR glasses are broadening the appeal and utility of AR glasses beyond niche or expensive setups, in line with broader industry trends toward more consumer-friendly mixed reality devices.
