Patent: Integrated Light Field Sensor on a Chip
Current light field sensors typically consist of an imaging sensor and a separate , both of which are assembled into an optical system. While this allows the use of common CCD- or CMOS sensors,...
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Video: The Making of Hallelujah with Lytro Immerge
Lytro recently upped their Immerge VR Camera to the next generation, with a larger and planar camera array for easier VR video production. Their most highly promoted feature is recording content at 6 degrees...
Light Field Lab: Startup is Working on Glasses-Free Holographic TV Sets
At this week’s National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) show in Las Vegas, a startup named Light Field Lab has announced they’re developing the next big thing in technology: glasses-free holographic TVs. Founded by former...
Lytro Immerge becomes Bigger and Better
Back in August 2016, unveiled its first experience, “Moon” (see below), to show off the capabilities of , the company’s groundbreaking, high-end production camera that records light fields for virtual reality. While it was...
MIT Boosts Efficiency of Lensless Single Pixel Cameras by Factor 50
Today’s conventional cameras require a set of highly precise lenses and a large array of individual light sensors. This general blueprint limits the application of cameras for new uses, e.g. in ever-thinner smartphones, or...
Avegant: New Light Field Display for better Augmented Reality Headsets
and (or Mixed Reality) headsets have evolved quite a bit over the last few years. Improvements in resolution, lag, and other factors, have led to new, extremely immersive systems such as the HTC Vive....
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