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VividQ

VividQ

Founded 2016

Generate real-time computer-generated holograms for augmented and virtual reality displays

You can use VividQ to generate real-time computer-generated holography for augmented and virtual reality hardware. The technology projects native three-dimensional images across a wide range of focal distances, letting digital objects stay sharp alongside real-world environments without causing eye strain or nausea. It allows users to place world-locked holographic content in their physical space and interact with virtual assets directly within arms' reach using natural hand gestures instead of handheld controllers. Hardware manufacturers and game developers can integrate this display technology to build immersive gaming headsets and smart glasses.

What VividQ does

Compute holographic phase patterns for spatial light modulatorsDisplay virtual objects at true optical depth planesCalibrate world-locking for augmented reality 3D objectsTest near-eye holographic imagery for AR and VR headsetsImplement natural gesture-based interaction with virtual contentIntegrate holographic software pipelines into custom display hardwareCalculates computer-generated holograms in real timeProjects digital objects across variable focal distancesLocks 3D digital content firmly in real-world environmentsEliminates focal rivalry to reduce eye strain and nauseaSupports touch and close-up hand interaction within arms reachOperates without handheld controllers or specialized external peripherals

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