Sony Electronics has announced the launch of a ground-breaking new product dubbed “Spatial Reality Display”. The display utilises Sony’s award-winning Eye-Sensing Light Field Display (ELFD) technology and was first shown to participants at CES 2020 back in January. The display does not require users to wear specific VR glasses or headsets and only uses eye-tracking technology to render realistic 3D objects.
The Spatial Reality Display consists of a 15.6-inch 4K LCD display, equipped with a high-speed vision sensor, which can track the movement of the eyes and the position when walking around the display; there is also a micro-optical lens, located above the LCD, which can separate the left and right eye screens. To create a stereo image.
It is worth mentioning that SR Display uses top-level real-time rendering algorithms, so it needs a powerful PC with at least Intel Core i7 processor and Nvidia’s RTX 2070 Super GPU.
Spatial Reality Display (SR Display) will enable creators in various industries from automotive and industrial design to computer graphics (CG) and visual effects (VFX), as well as those in movies, to realize their creativity in stunning 3D displays.
In terms of pricing, Sony’s suggested retail price of the SR Display is US$4,999.99. It will be available on Sony Store and other retailers in November.
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