ArchiFiction uses Gigabyte workstations for glasses-free 3D virtual reality
ArchiFiction's n'Space platform enables naked-eye 3D virtual reality without wearable devices. Gigabyte workstations handle the required large data volumes for the experience.
ArchiFiction's n'Space technology enables an immersive 3D virtual reality experience without the need for traditional VR headsets or other wearable devices. The platform utilizes a projector-based system that creates photorealistic three-dimensional images directly in front of the user. Gigabyte Technology supplies the powerful workstations required for the system, capable of processing large data volumes and enabling real-time rendering.
The n'Space system allows users to move freely within the virtual environment and interact with 3D projections. The environment reacts to user movements, creating a deeply immersive experience. The technology can be applied across various sectors, such as real estate for showcasing pre-construction homes, in industrial applications, or for virtual tours in tourism.
At the core of ArchiFiction's solution is a 16K resolution (up to 24K) display system combined with an advanced algorithm that accounts for space, objects, and the viewer. To handle this data, Gigabyte provides W281-G40 server systems, offering high computing power and parallel processing capabilities. These features are crucial for rendering virtual spaces and creating immersive experiences.
Gigabyte's solutions are also suitable for data storage, image processing, and machine learning. High-Performance Computing (HPC) is a particular strength, enabling the management of massive workloads in real-time data processing and analysis. The W281-G40 server includes the MW51-HP0 motherboard, supporting multiple processors and expansion slots for graphics cards and storage devices, providing scalability and reliability for demanding applications.