The 3D effect can be perceived by most people using the Lume Pad 2. In rare cases, people with visual processing challenges like astigmatism, being blind in one eye, or similar issues may not see the sterescopic 3D effect or it may seem much more muted to them. However in apps that display novel camera views from Leia FaceTracking, everyone is able to see depth from the motion parallax 3D effect.

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Additional power is required to project 3D imagery. As a result, 3D content does spend more battery life than traditional 2D content.

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Leia’s 3D•AI uses face tracking to optimize and sharpen 3D images. Currently, it’s designed to follow one facial “form” in front of the display to ensure industry-leading sharpness for 3D imagery. As displays increase in resolution (8K+) it may make sense to support more than one user.

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The 3D•AI technology powering the Lume Pad 2 works with VR/AR in various ways. Lume Pad 2 is fully Google ARCore certified, and you can run existing ARCore apps in 2D on Lume Pad 2 and build ARCore apps that support 3D as well. In LeiaPlayer, both VR180/360 photos and videos can be played back in 3D, and it can even convert 2D 360 photos and videos into 3D. LeiaTube can play back both VR180 and 360 videos from the web too. The VR and AR experiences on Leia platforms are unique and can not be experienced on any other device. 3D•AI enables a deeper level of engagement than XR devices with a far more balanced immersive experience that does not isolate users from their surroundings, and is much more accessible as it can be enjoyed instantly without donning headgear.

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