Glasses-Free 3D Tablet Lumallax Tops 6 Million Yen in 3 Days on Makuake
The rapid funding and Makuake promotion signal strong early demand for a consumer glasses-free 3D display, a niche that has struggled to reach mainstream adoption.
Reporting from 1 source: ASCII.jp.
Dream Island Technology's glasses-free 3D tablet Lumallax surpassed 6 million yen in total support within three days of its Makuake launch. The project also appeared in Makuake's special features and rankings, drawing more attention. The device uses proprietary naked-eye 3D and eye-tracking technology.
Lumallax, a tablet that displays 3D video without glasses, passed 6 million yen in total support on Makuake just three days after its project page went live. The crowdfunding campaign also landed spots in Makuake's special features and rankings, which the company credits for bringing the project to more users on the platform.
The device relies on proprietary naked-eye 3D technology paired with eye tracking, rendering stereoscopic images that follow the viewer's line of sight. Dream Island Technology positions it beyond entertainment, listing medical, architecture, design, education, and industrial design as potential uses for displaying 3D models.
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