Integrated Augmented Reality
16. Industrial Design
Hyperloop is bringing the future to life today.
When you envision a Hyperloop's design and engineering, most people imagine a train-like vehicle transporting passengers from point A to B at remarkable speeds. Traditionally, trains offer passengers chairs, tables, and windows for taking in the scenery. However, when it comes to a Hyperloop, there's a big difference - windows. Due to its unique nature, a Hyperloop operates within a closed tube and vacuum environment, which means conventional windows are not feasible. This is where our innovation comes in.
We've developed an augmented reality system that emulates the experience of looking through a window and observing the landscapes the Hyperloop travels through.
Adapting your experience as you move.
By placing multiple cameras behind panels and within the seats, we can track your eye, head, and body movements. This tracking information is used to dynamically adjust the depth of field and angles of the visual representation you see "outside the window." In reality, the window is a screen that continuously adapts its display as you move and focus your gaze.
Getting the right angle.
Our design and engineering team collaborated to develop a screen panel with the ideal fit and angle. This allowed us to position cameras behind the panels, ensuring a continuous focus on the passenger's gaze.
