New product release | REAL3™ brings you an immersive experience in the virtual “real” world

Latest update time：2024-04-02

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The rise of augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR) technologies is one of the most exciting technological development directions in recent years. These immersive interactive experiences enhance the imagination of consumers and businesses, providing new ways for real and virtual worlds to interact. The emergence of AR and VR has changed the way we perceive and interact with the world, creating endless possibilities for users through real-time environmental tracking and clever integration of virtual elements with the physical environment.

Through AR and VR technology, consumers can now explore virtual worlds, play immersive games, and even try on virtual clothes in the comfort of their homes; companies can complete equipment maintenance and troubleshooting through simulation, and in medicine, through Conduct remote medical diagnosis virtually.

These innovative applications are all possible thanks to precise depth vision technology. ToF (time of flight) technology with high precision, small size and low power consumption breaks through the limitations of traditional 2D views and can explore spatial dimensions from macro objects to micro, construct virtual objects that are integrated into the real world, and create virtual reality. A blended world.

Magic Leap 2 AR glasses use the time-of-flight (ToF) 3D image sensor REAL3™ jointly developed by Infineon and its partner pmd to depict the world in three dimensions by instantly tracking and sensing the environmental conditions and virtual elements of the physical space. Let people interact with virtual objects in the real world to truly achieve an "immersive" experience.

Julie Larson-Green

CEO of Magic Leap

Magic Leap is equipped with a series of cameras and sensors, including pmd time-of-flight sensors, to enable it to understand the real world. This is important because when you place a virtual object into a physical space, you want to be able to interact with it exactly and you want it to stay there so that when you reach out and touch it, it appears in the exact place you want it to. .

Prof.Dr.Bernd Buxbaum

pmd chief technology officer

pmd is a pioneer in 3D time-of-flight imaging technology. We jointly developed a 3D image sensor with Infineon and applied it to Magic Leap 2, so that it can understand the surrounding space and motion like a human. With this, you can Virtual objects are placed in the real world and can even be walked around, thanks to the fact that we can always track the 3D information around the device.

Andreas Urschitz

Chief Marketing Officer, Infineon Technologies

The latest generation of REAL3™ 3D products increases the resolution by 8 times and integrates eye safety features, thereby greatly reducing the system size while capturing more details in the real-world environment. We are working hard to realize our corporate vision, which is to use semiconductor technology to simulate human facial features on any electronic product.