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STEREOPSIS (3D) CAMERA / Artificial human vision / Curved CMOS
[Category : - Educational- Advertising methods- Audio - Video]
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Key advantages of this technology:
:1. Stereopsis (3D) camera
2. Visual perception of this Stereopsis Camera and processed binocular disparities in the visual cortex of the brain to yield depth perception are same without any compromises.
3. Mimicking the human visual system
4. No Special glasses are required
5. Naked Eye or Eyes (Good to view and enjoy even by a single naked eye without any dizzy)
6. No modification / changes required on Broadcasting equipment / Projector / 2D Display / Screen / TV
7. No additional Data / Store Capacity
8. No Additional Cinema Production cost
9. Curved image sensor (Optional)
10. Two separate (LHS & RHS) images are fused at the third axis
11. Live filter option for the foreground/background from the images
12. The level of Comfort differs upon Area of the screen
13. It will encourage the audience to turn for Big Screen/Theatres
14. The Spex in line to Stereopsis (3D) camera will give the binocular disparities through single eye
Financial information1. PCT Application IN202041047386 - STEREOPSIS CAMERA (Short Description)
2. Present Progress/status of Invention - Pilot film & Prototype Camera is ready for demonstration
3. Objective to scale and reach high-volume markets, It is looking for an Investor/Technology Buyer
4. Receiving Party may Depute their local representative to preview the “3D” on Pilot Film with naked eye
5. The next level of information shall be provided upon the Non-Disclosure Agreement
6. No Fees for either medical or nonmedical if it is artificial human vision related researche/products
7. License transfer (lump sum) - $ 30M+TAX; Prototype Camera - $ 50K+TAX; Pilot Film Assist - $ 22/Minute
Asking price:
Above 1 million USD





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