Welcome to the world of mobile 3D visual experiences with this sampling of today’s rising mobile 3D applications. 3D and mobile video games, mobile 3D modeling design, environmental scanning, and 3D photos are just a few of the areas on the rise in today’s world of digital dimensionality--and all are prime candidates for holographic makeovers from IKIN tech.
What is “virtual production”? This blog tackles the hottest production term of the day to clearly define virtual production and give you a greater understanding of the impact it is having on production industries. Learn about some of the most popular forms of virtual production, important case studies of its success, and consider if IKIN will eventually step into the world of virtual production at any point in the future.
What is Extended Reality? This blog tackles the tech term on everybody’s lips today by defining it in clear language and by extending the scope of consideration to the commonly associated XR: VR, AR, Mixed Reality, and IKIN’s emerging hologram technology.
IKIN looks at the shared trajectory of their years-out development plans and how they align with CES’s Industry Trends & Takeaways of 2022.
This article connects the dots on some related elements of IKIN’s operations and tech, including its Unity-integrated software, the difference between IKIN’s holograms and VR, and details about its holographic system, the RYZ.
IKIN’s 3D visualization technology can map spaces and items alike, offering a wide reach of potential applications. This includes converting healthcare scans into more realized 3D visualizations and mapping spaces, objects, even strategies for the military, education, and training. The applications and use cases for IKIN’s 3D visualization mapping are seemingly endless.
This blog looks directly at Meta’s recent announcement for its plans for a metaverse and serves as a continuation of our conversation about Digital Reality and the challenge of how best to express new dimensional technology to unfamiliar consumers.
In addition to the good work of introducing viable holographic technology to the world, IKIN is faced with the tricky task of how to accurately convey this revolutionary new tech to unfamiliar consumers and businesses. Digital reality is a term currently being considered to carry this message forward, embodying the expectations of 3D content inherent in similar dimensional technologies like VR and AR but with a new, more universal twist.
Hologram applications seek to take both existing 2D and 3D experiences to a new level. And, in the case of the latter, they aim to refine those experiences, in part, by addressing some of the shortcomings of current 3D technologies.
Modern hologram design is faced with the complicated task of introducing a new 3D technology that doesn’t necessarily align with the depictions made popular by entertainment media. Thus, the role of industry leaders, like IKIN, is both to continue advancing holographic technology, while simultaneously educating prospective users on real-world holograms, their benefits, applications, and--where necessary--their limitations.
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