Epson Unlocks the Metaverse

While Epson enables remote business processes with its smart glasses, it also lays the groundwork for the technological infrastructure of the 'metaverse' virtual universe. Epson's smart glasses can already be used in museums, surgeries, and cinemas.
 Epson Unlocks the Metaverse
READING NOW Epson Unlocks the Metaverse

Work has already begun for the metaverse, ‘virtual or fictional universe’, which has just entered our lives and which we will definitely experience in the future. Here, every activity we can do in real life is developed by combining Augmented Reality (AR) and Virtual Reality (VR) glasses.

In the last 10 years, artificial intelligence-based software, wearable technologies and mobile technologies that will bring the office to the home have been developing rapidly. Global technology leader Epson also works as one of the companies that offers the most accurate solutions in this field. In addition to printing machines, scanners, projectors and software, it offers solutions with robotic technologies and artificial intelligence-based wearable devices. While developing VR glasses with its AR technology infrastructure, Epson primarily designs and develops user-friendly and sustainable products.

Epson Imaging Products Manager Mustafa Akmaz talks about the studies on the metaverse: “We believed that the technologies in sci-fi movies would come true. Because we thought that people had visions of the future instead of science-fiction. For example, the first mobile phone idea was inspired by the movie “Star Trek.” I believe that it will be a part of our lives. So who knew that online shopping would increase this much, but it has happened, now it’s time to move the online shopping system to the metaverse, that is, we will be able to examine and even try the products in a virtual environment as if they were actually there while shopping remotely. I recommend it to those who are curious about this experience “Valerian and watching the movie “Empire of a Thousand Planets.” day people We think that people can spend their time (such as entertainment and art) here. Designing life as a ‘virtual universe’ may seem far away for now, but ‘Avatar’ inspires us. As Epson, we are trying to open the doors of this universe with our smart glasses.”

Glasses became a giant monitor

Epson has very recently introduced the fourth generation, binocular, transparent Si-OLED technology-based augmented reality smart glasses, ten years after the first Moverio smart glasses.

announced. Epson’s Moverio BT-40 model comes equipped with a USB Type-C connection. This means it can connect to a variety of compatible devices, such as smartphones, tablets and laptops. It can be used as a secondary or extended display, similar to an external monitor or projector for personal use. The high-resolution screen offers more vivid colors. The Moverio BT-40 has the advantage of a large, high-resolution display that is only visible to the user, ideal for non-office users working in public areas where privacy and comfort are important.

There is also a camera and flashlight.

The new Moverio BT-40S includes the option of an Android-powered Smart Controller for custom software integration. The Moverio Smart Controller is compatible with Google Play and is custom made for a variety of commercial applications. It features an integrated touchscreen, customized user interfaces, expandable memory up to 2TB, and an IPx2 rating for durability. Control; It includes built-in Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, GPS, compass, accelerometer, gyroscope, camera, flashlight, microphone and audio jack. There’s also a high-performance rechargeable battery with up to 5 hours of video playback.

Where is it available on Metaverse and now?

The Moverio BT-40S is already opening the doors to the metaverse, offering a wide range of possibilities especially in visitor experiences, health and visual arts.

Museums, theme parks, historical sites and other touristic places… Because transparent smart glasses offer enhanced immersive experiences without the need for detection using AR or a built-in camera. It can also be used by theaters and cinemas that want to increase their accessibility. It is suitable for use in dental applications and surgeries that will benefit from advanced dental scanning solutions.

Comments
Leave a Comment

Details
421 read
okunma1183
0 comments