Sony Unveils Immersive Interactive Entertainment Experience at CES 2024
At this year’s CES, Sony has announced that it will showcase its latest virtual vision headsets designed for creating virtual reality and 3D content. But the tech giant will also demonstrate how its audio and video technology can be used to create a more immersive localized interactive entertainment experience.
Sony’s integrated audio and video technologies aim to provide users with a fully immersive interactive content experience. In a technology demonstration, Sony used the content from the “Ghostbusters” movie and combined it with interactive projection methods and markerless motion capture technology. This allows users to interact with the content in a unique and engaging way. For example, users can “kick away” garbage images projected on the ground by simply using their feet. Additionally, vibrations modules pre-set on the ground can simulate the feeling of stepping on gravel, adding to the overall immersive experience.
Moreover, Sony also showcased mocopi, a wearable motion capture device that can make 3D character movements more realistic and interactive. Sony emphasized that by combining audio and video technology, this localized interactive entertainment experience can be achieved without incurring excessive costs.
The company sees potential applications for this technology in various settings such as parks and theme parks, where users can further integrate into the content experience. The goal is to create a better interactive experience for users without breaking the bank.
In a statement, Sony expressed its excitement about the potential of this technology and its ability to revolutionize the way people engage with entertainment content.
The announcement from Sony comes on the heels of other groundbreaking tech news at CES 2024, signaling a new era of immersive and interactive entertainment experiences for consumers.
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