Startup to Show VR Camera With Binocular 360-Degree Field of View at CES
Startup TwoEyes Tech will show a binocular 360-degree field-of-view virtual reality camera at CES that captures images using two pairs of fisheye lenses. The lenses are positioned 65 millimeters apart, mirroring human eye placement, to create a comfortable viewing experience,…
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said the company. Images show a 3D representation of the world “as people see it,” the company said. The camera captures 360-degree 3D video that can be viewed on VR headsets, smartphones, computer monitors and 3D TVs, it said, and videos can be converted from and into 180-degree and 360-degree content. Recordings can be viewed on a smartphone or uploaded to social media, it said. TwoEyes Tech will exhibit in booth #51677 at Eureka Park in the Sands Expo Center.