At a macro level, it's a combination of electro-optics and novel optical systems with computational/rendering techniques. At a micro level, it's all about the purity of the wavefront and mapping wavefront engineering to human eye perception cues. This requires engineering surfaces and considering light-matter interaction at a microscopic level. The current Ultra Reality product is not an autostereoscopic 3D display; the depth is monocular with a curvature profile that conforms to the human depth horopter (curvature of the human eye). Because of that monocular depth, some scenes appear to have a 3D effect. Monocular depth is usually provided in flat layers or profiled focal planes. In some ways, it’s like a sound system, where what Brelyon provides is like the subwoofer for depth while the conventional stereo 3D provides the tweeter of depth.

Yes, absolutely. The area in which you can move around without experiencing image cropping or distortion is called the "headbox" or "viewable zone" and we have engineered this zone to be massive compared to headsets or other 3D displays.

No, and that comfort is a key differentiator of our products. The Brelyon Ultra Reality™ display has a much better accommodation-vergence matching profile; your eyes will feel a sense of comfort, as the image is deeper. Based on existing literature, it’s believed that having the screen farther back is more relaxing for the eye, as the ciliary muscles of the eye relax to tune to longer focal planes. No headache, no headgear, no friction. You can book a demo at one of our showcase locations to experience it yourself.

Brelyon products provide critical advantages in visualization efficacy and visual immersion. For users, Brelyon offers unprecedented eye comfort for long hours of use and a field of view that resembles a VR experience. Our Early Access Program allows you to be on the cutting edge and evaluate our technology in your own environment. Explore our website to learn more about the benefits of our products and solutions.

No, thankfully not! Holograms are the wrong tool for the job of producing 3D visual experiences. We believe the UR display and its monocular-depth wavefront technology is a more scalable solution with superior image quality. Check out our articles on Medium through the link at the bottom of the page.

In the future, there will still be a place for headsets, but the Ultra Reality display offers a superior balance of access, comfort, and immersion for virtual reality experiences without glasses or headgear.