Imagine looking at a computer screen and seeing 3D objects popping out at you, but without needing to wear bulky VR goggles or glasses. It uses special lenses and sensors to track your eyes and hands, making digital items feel like they are physically in the room. You can interact with these objects just by moving your hands in the air.
Users currently need bulky, uncomfortable wearables to experience 3D spatial computing. This creates a barrier to adoption in professional design, gaming, and communication.
An MVP of Simulated Reality technology combining lenticular light-field displays, computer vision, and sensors. This includes OLED-compatible lenses and a functional integration into a laptop.
If you are a hardware manufacturer dealing with the lack of immersive 3D options in portable devices — this project developed an OLED-compatible light-field display that allows users to experience 3D without wearables, as seen in the first SR-powered laptop by Acer.
If you are an engineering firm dealing with the difficulty of visualizing complex 3D models on flat screens — this project developed immersive 3D modeling prototypes that enable more natural interaction with digital designs.
If you are a game studio dealing with the friction of requiring headsets for immersive play — this project developed demo versions of games that leverage SR for a more engaging, wearable-free 3D experience.
Based on available project data, the specific cost per unit is not mentioned, but the company operates by licensing its technology to OEMs/ODMs.
Yes, the project successfully integrated the technology into a consumer product through a partnership with Acer, demonstrating industrial viability.
Dimenco licenses its Simulated Reality technology to original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) and original design manufacturers (ODMs).
The project developed specific OLED-compatible lens designs that handle the black areas between sub-pixels and double blue sub-pixels.
The project ran from January 2023 to August 2023, at which point it was halted due to the coordinator losing its SME status.
The consortium is highly industry-focused, consisting of 3 partners all from the Netherlands, with a 100% industry ratio. This structure indicates a strong push toward commercialization rather than academic research, evidenced by the direct partnership with a global OEM like Acer.
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