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Our Holographic Partner Ecosystem brings together technology providers essential for Computer-Generated Holography to become part of everyday applications.

OUR PARTNERS INCLUDE

Arm

Arm

Compute
Compound Photonics

Compound Photonics

Display
Forth Dimension Displays

Forth Dimension Displays

Display
Himax Technologies

Himax Technologies

Display
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Arm

Arm

Company Description

Arm is a designer and manufacturer of semiconductor IP and software. The company’s semiconductor processors and licenses are designed for technologies that deliver the intelligence in applications from sensors to servers, including smartphones, tablets, enterprise infrastructure and the Internet of Things.

How we work with Arm

We collaborate with Arm to optimise VividQ’s software for the Arm Mali GPU. With Arm’s support and expertise, VividQ enables Computer-Generated Holography on mobile devices for the first time.

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Compound Photonics

Compound Photonics

Company Description

Compound Photonics, also known as CP Display, provides compact high-performance microdisplay technology & solutions optimised for sub-4-micron-pixel display space, including Spatial Light Modulators (SLMs).

How we work with Compound Photonics

We have partnered with Compound Photonics to integrate their phase-based microdisplay solutions into AR holographic headset prototypes powered by VividQ software.

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Forth Dimension Displays

Forth Dimension Displays

Company Description

Forth Dimension Displays, a subsidiary of Kopin Corporation, manufactures high-resolution spatial light modulators (SLMs) based on ferroelectric LCoS devices, an essential component of microdisplays for AR devices.

How we work with Forth Dimension Displays

We have partnered with Forth Dimension Displays to optimise binary SLMs for AR applications powered by VividQ software. Forth Dimension Displays’ SLMs offer phase modulation at speeds below 1 ms, facilitating the generation of full-colour 3D holographic images in real time.

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Himax Technologies

Himax Technologies

Company Description

Himax Technologies is a leading semiconductor solutions provider and LCoS OEM, whose primary focus is high-resolution display. They provide crucial hardware components for display image processing.

How we work with Himax Technologies

We have partnered with Himax Technologies to integrate their key hardware components into high quality, true-depth holographic display systems powered by VividQ software, to reach mass adoption.

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Mo-Sys

Mo-Sys

Tracking
TruLife Optics

TruLife Optics

Optics
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Mo-Sys

Mo-Sys

Company Description

Mo-Sys Engineering is an innovative designer and manufacturer of advanced camera robotics and virtual technologies for the high-end film and broadcast industry. The Mo-Sys product range spans remote heads & motion control, broadcast robotics, mechanical and optical camera tracking for AR and VR, and on-set visualisation.

How we work with Mo-Sys

VividQ has partnered with Mo-Sys to integrate their latest tracking system into holographic headset prototypes powered by VividQ software, to accurately track and project holographic images in a physical space for AR devices.

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TruLife Optics

TruLife Optics

Company Description

TruLife Optics design and manufacture high-yield, low-cost, efficient Holographic Optical Elements (HOEs). Their complex optical element solutions have a number of use cases, including within AR devices and automotive HUDs.

How we work with TruLife Optics

We have partnered with TruLife Optics to develop working prototypes for AR head-mounted displays (HMDs) and head-up displays (HUDs) powered by VividQ software, using their scalable miniaturised optical hardware solutions.

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Slide Microdisplay Display elements create high-quality, three-dimensional holographic projections by modulating light.

We collaborate with manufacturers of Spatial Light Modulators (SLMs), including Liquid Crystal on Silicon (LCoS) amplitude and phase micro-displays. Content & Interface The Holographic Display Ecosystem At VividQ, we collaborate with industry-leading technology companies to enable the next generation of holographic devices.

By offering Reference Designs and integrated solutions alongside our partners, we create a direct path for OEMs to bring holographic display applications, powered by VividQ software, to the market.

We partner with designers and manufacturers of optical systems, processors, tracking systems, display hardware and 3D content.
Holographic display can make use of a range of existing 3D content pipelines, such as game engines, and interface mechanics.

We work with Content & Interface partners to develop highly immersive and interactive holographic experiences.
Tracking Systems Holographic projections are inherently three-dimensional: they present images with depth perception. Tracking systems provide accurate spatial information so that holographic images can be displayed at the correct place in relation to the user.

We collaborate with head-tracking, eye-tracking and camera-tracking providers to optimise visual delivery mechanisms for Computer-Generated Holography. Optical Components Optical systems are an integral part of holographic display, guiding the image from the display to the eye. They allow for accurate and realistic holographic projections for a wide range of end applications, from smart glasses to panel displays.

We collaborate with hardware providers of combiner optics, such as a free space systems, waveguides and Holographic Optical Elements (HOEs).
Compute Real-time compute is an essential requirement for the mass adoption of holographic display. Our collaboration with chip manufacturers leads to continued improvements of VividQ hologram-generation software to achieve high performance on mobile and tethered devices.

We work closely with computing architecture providers, from CPUs, FPGAs, ASICs to general parallel processing devices.

The Holographic Display Ecosystem

At VividQ, we collaborate with industry-leading technology companies to enable the next generation of holographic devices.
By offering Reference Designs and integrated solutions alongside our partners, we create a direct path for OEMs to bring holographic display applications, powered by VividQ software, to the market.
We partner with designers and manufacturers of optical systems, processors, tracking systems, display hardware and 3D content.

Microdisplay

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Display elements create high-quality, three-dimensional holographic projections by modulating light.
We collaborate with manufacturers of Spatial Light Modulators (SLMs), including Liquid Crystal on Silicon (LCoS) amplitude and phase micro-displays.

Content & Interface

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Holographic display can make use of a range of existing 3D content pipelines, such as game engines, and interface mechanics.
We work with Content & Interface partners to develop highly immersive and interactive holographic experiences.

Tracking Systems

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Holographic projections are inherently three-dimensional: they present images with depth perception. Tracking systems provide accurate spatial information so that holographic images can be displayed at the correct place in relation to the user.
We collaborate with head-tracking, eye-tracking and camera-tracking providers to optimise visual delivery mechanisms for Computer-Generated Holography.

Optical Components

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Optical systems are an integral part of holographic display, guiding the image from the display to the eye. They allow for accurate and realistic holographic projections for a wide range of end applications, from smartglasses to panel displays
We collaborate with hardware providers of combiner optics, such as a free space systems, waveguides and Holographic Optical Elements (HOEs).

Compute

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Real-time compute is an essential requirement for the mass adoption of holographic display. Our collaboration with chip manufacturers leads to continued improvements of VividQ hologram-generation software to achieve high performance on mobile and tethered devices.
We work closely with computing architecture providers, from GPUs, FPGAs, ASICs to general parallel processing devices.
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PARTNER NEWS

Insights
08 04 2021

Indistinguishable from Reality: Overcoming Key Challenges in Highly Realistic Holographic Display

CEO Darran Milne presented his thoughts on achieving highly realistic holographic display at the SPIE AR | VR | MR Digital Forum 2021.
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20 10 2020

Arm Shares The Magic (and Science) behind Mobile Holographic Display with VividQ

The new blog by Arm discusses a major technical milestone achieved with VividQ.
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Insights
26 01 2021

The Future of Virtual Production and Filmmaking with Holographic Display

VividQ explores how computer-generated holography offers an exciting new way of approaching filmmaking in the future.
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News
26 01 2021

VividQ and Mo-Sys Announce Partnership

We have partnered with Mo-Sys, a leading specialist in optical camera-tracking technology.
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