Difference between revisions of "CastAR"
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|Field of View=65° (horizontal) | |Field of View=65° (horizontal) | ||
|Tracking=6DOF | |Tracking=6DOF | ||
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|Positional Tracking=Separate Tracking Camera | |Positional Tracking=Separate Tracking Camera | ||
|Update Rate=120 Hz | |Update Rate=120 Hz | ||
|Latency=Tracking: 8.3ms | |Latency=Tracking: 8.3ms | ||
|Connectivity=HDMI, USB | |Connectivity=HDMI, USB | ||
+ | |Input=Magic Wand, RFID tags | ||
|Weight=<100g | |Weight=<100g | ||
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Revision as of 18:42, 23 February 2015
Developer | Technical Illusions |
Resolution | 1280 x 720 per eye |
Refresh Rate | 120 Hz |
Image | |
Field of View | 65° (horizontal) |
Optics | |
Tracking | 6DOF |
Rotational Tracking | Reflective Surfaces |
Positional Tracking | Separate Tracking Camera |
Update Rate | 120 Hz |
Latency | Tracking: 8.3ms |
Connectivity | HDMI, USB |
Input | Magic Wand, RFID tags |
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CastAR is an Augmented Reality head-mounted display developed by Technical Illusions. Similar to other AR Devices, castAR projects 3D renderings onto physical surfaces. CastAR's Kickstarter Campaign began in 2013 and raised 1,052,110 dollars out of its initial goal of 400,000 dollars.