In the USA’s first-ever augmented reality (AR) talent show, augmented reality avatars performed live on stage.
With Pixotope technology, you can render and composite video and graphics in one pass.
Unlike other Unreal-based systems, our augmented reality software does not need to render shadows, reflections, refractions, bloom, or translucency separately, which means that we have zero performance overhead for integrating video with these effects.
So you can add more models, textures, dynamic lights and shadows, and effects on screen at the same time, and still retain high frame rates.
With Pixotope AR solutions, you can always be sure of optimal video quality and performance.
By separating video processing from graphics rendering we can guarantee the integrity of the video.
A modern microservice architecture means that Pixotope is processing rendering, video i/O, chroma keyer and camera tracking in separate processes on the machine, which do not directly interact with each other.
They can fail individually without directly affecting other parts.
