Android
is finally getting the 3D treatment. Sensics, a Maryland-based company
that creates head-mounted displays (HMD) for the defense and
professional markets, is branching out into the gaming and entertainment
markets. During this year’s CES, Sensics will unveil its new
SmartGoggles technology that combines the 3D, 360 degree immersive environment of the HMD with the sweetness of Android 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich) and motion controls.
Sensics’ first Ice Cream Sandwich HMD, the Natalia gaming goggles are
the first intelligent, interactive 3D goggles. The Natalia is equipped
with a 1.2GHz dual-core ARM processor, a 3D accelerator and 1GB of
memory which is comparable to a most smartphones on the market. The HMD
also features a dual SXGA 1280 x 10224p OLED displays and embedded audio
and a microphone. Since the Natalia resembles something out of Tron:
Legacy, it’s only fitting that the virtual reality helmet can run a
variety of Android applications in 360 3D without being tethered to a
power source.
Sensics’ first Ice Cream Sandwich HMD, the Natalia gaming goggles are the first intelligent, interactive 3D goggles. The Natalia is equipped with a 1.2GHz dual-core ARM processor, a 3D accelerator and 1GB of memory which is comparable to a most smartphones on the market. The HMD also features a dual SXGA 1280 x 10224p OLED displays and embedded audio and a microphone. Since the Natalia resembles something out of Tron: Legacy, it’s only fitting that the virtual reality helmet can run a variety of Android applications in 360 3D without being tethered to a power source.
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