This year at CES, Jurassic World's Innovation Center is inching closer to reality via RealFiction's AR display, Deepframe. Find out more about this mixed-reality display via Devindra Hardawar at Engadget in the video below to see a familiar looking Velociraptor:
There's no definitive answer at the moment as to whether or not they have partnered up with Universal on this one, but the Velociraptor design is undeniably - Blue. Now, this is definitely nothing new, but it's great to see this being showcased to a wider audience at CES.
While it's not as detailed of a design that we are used to for Blue, this is still an impressive use of the technology that could certainly be used on tour with Jurassic World: The Exhibition. This could be the kicker that the finale to the Exhibition sorely needs inside the Innovation Center. Then it would truly replicate what we thought was impossible.
Co-founder of RealFiction, Peter Simonsen, had this to say about the device back in May of 2017 to Mashable:
“We believe that DeepFrame will be the new standard for mixed-reality displays — hopefully used by many people in the experience industry. Imagine an Apollo rocket launch in real size integrated as an image layer in the real world. Or a Dinosaur Park like Jurassic Park brought to life with this technology.”
Check out more below from RealFiction and their augmented reality display, Deepframe.
