The Immersive Cocoon: A Full 3D Experience
Many television sets have recently offered 3D viewing functionality, but the eye’s wide peripheral vision would make a viewer seem like he or she is peeping into a 3D box, instead of having a complete three-dimensional immersion. To answer this, design and advertising firm NAU present the “Immersive Cocoon,” a four meter (13 ft) diameter carbon fiber sphere featuring a 360-degree interior dome display that aims to provide a full sense of visual submersion. The cocoon is equipped with sophisticated motion-sensing software including motion capture cameras, motion-sensing floor panels, surround sound, and air conditioning.
Immersive Cocoon “2011″ from adNAU on Vimeo.
[via Gizmag]
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