VividQ unveils 3D holographic gaming experience with Call of Duty: Modern Warfare II
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Summary
UK-based tech start-up VividQ has ported video game Call of Duty: Modern Warfare II to its hologram-compatible viewing format, whilst also demonstrating that its process works with any existing game content.
The company aims to showcase its advances in holographic image quality, frame rate and next-generation hardware displays in partnership with hardware manufacturers.
VividQ’s holographic VR display enables true 3D images so users’ eyes can focus on different distances, replicating how the eye works in the real world, which is impossible with traditional VR.
The company believes this eliminates VR sickness and eye strain, as well as the vergence accommodation conflict that is causing the VR industry’s struggle with user retention.
VividQ’s system runs at over 100 frames per second, allowing gameplay without delays or reduction in graphics quality.