We have achieved a lot of great HoloMax projects in the past. In this time, we target on the user-group of teenagers and focus on creating a new gaming experience which could allow max to 8 players playing in the HoloMax device. The HoloMax design concept focuses on the motion of encouraging participation in physical activity in teenager’s day-to-day life.
Here at H+Technology, Yamin, our CFO, got the idea of making a game like Tetris for Holus. The concept sounded like lots of fun right away, because that meant four players at the same time playing this holographic version of the iconic game.
It is true that making a 3D model look like a 2D drawing is nothing new, but sometimes it goes beyond just applying a simple outline shader inside a modeling program or video game engine.
Recently one of our works on middleware was published. Below is the link for you to access the published paper.
Last month the film industry was stunned with the launch of a new camera, the Lytro Cinema, which is capable of transforming every frame of the recorded video into a three-dimensional model.