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{{Device Infobox | {{Device Infobox | ||
|image=[[File:castar1.jpg|350px]] | |image=[[File:castar1.jpg|350px]] | ||
| | |VR/AR=[[Augmented Reality]] | ||
|Subtype=[[ | |Type=[[Optical head-mounted display]] | ||
|Subtype=[[PC-Powered AR]] | |||
|Creator=[[Jeri Ellsworth]], [[Rick Johnson]] | |Creator=[[Jeri Ellsworth]], [[Rick Johnson]] | ||
|Developer=[[Technical Illusions]] | |Developer=[[Technical Illusions]] | ||
|Operating System= | |Operating System= | ||
|Requires=PC | |Requires=PC | ||
|Predecessor=None | |||
|Successor=[[CastAR 2]] | |||
|Display=2 Micro-Projectors on top | |Display=2 Micro-Projectors on top | ||
|Resolution=2560x720, 1280 x 720 per eye | |Resolution=2560x720, 1280 x 720 per eye | ||
|Pixel Density=?? | |||
|Refresh Rate=120 Hz | |Refresh Rate=120 Hz | ||
|Field of View=65° (horizontal) | |Field of View=65° (horizontal) | ||
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==Hardware== | ==Hardware== | ||
===Glasses=== | ===Glasses=== | ||
The Glasses has two high-res micro projectors on top of its lenses. The projectors cast stereoscopic images onto a retro-reflective surface. Each projector refreshes at 120 Hz with very high fill factor. This means that the users will not experience any | The Glasses has two high-res micro projectors on top of its lenses. The projectors cast stereoscopic images onto a retro-reflective surface. Each projector refreshes at 120 Hz with very high fill factor. This means that the users will not experience any [[screen door effect]]. The glasses fit over most prescription glasses. | ||
In the center of the glasses is a tracking camera. The camera is able to track at 120 Hz with low latency. The camera along with the [[Gyroscope]] and [[Magnetometer]] within the glasses enable the user to have 6 degrees of freedom. | In the center of the glasses is a tracking camera. The camera is able to track at 120 Hz with low latency. The camera along with the [[Gyroscope]] and [[Magnetometer]] within the glasses enable the user to have 6 degrees of freedom. | ||