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Sony launches a new 27-inch 4K space reality display that displays naked-eye 3D content

Shulou Source: shulou.com Published: 2023-11-24 16:27:57 10月01日 Update

Thanks to CTOnews.com netizens for the delivery of clues on the way! CTOnews.com April 27, Sony (China) Co., Ltd. today officially launched a larger new space reality display ELF-SR2, which has a 27-inch 4K screen and can enjoy highly realistic naked-eye 3D content without wearing special glasses or VR head display.

Sony says ELF-SR2 uses three core technologies: high-speed vision sensors, real-time rendering algorithms and miniature optical lenses to enhance more immersive 3D images and make ideas visible. By supporting applications and development, ELF-SR2 can better adapt to a variety of industries and scenarios, such as exhibition, education, health care, industrial design, construction engineering, retail display, software and application development, game developers and entertainment media.

The ELF-SR2 not only has a larger size, more immersive depth of field and high resolution, but also further enhances the visual fidelity of the display. ELF-SR2 uses a new generation of high-speed vision sensors to track eye movement, sense pupil position, follow the movement of the viewer with the help of real-time rendering algorithm, real-time processing and spatial image rendering for two eyes respectively, so that the 3D world presents a smooth state like the real world. The miniature optical lens is precisely attached to the LCD display screen, and the three-dimensional image can be seen only with the naked eye, showing the content of WYSIWYG, providing a natural and comfortable visual experience.

According to the live picture of Sony event provided by CTOnews.com partner "Rain and Snow", the listing price of Sony ELF-SR2 monitor is 49999 yuan.

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