Google Cardboard, Google Daydream and Samsung Gear VR headsets were officially stopped in 2019. And the first generation of those headsets is already dead.
There is a broad range of VR hardware available from Inexpensive google cardboard viewers with smartphones to high-cost Oculus Rift headset. Though VR has been around for 5 years now, there is a lot of variety in the usage of VR, and that makes it difficult to understand and use VR. Virtual Reality rings a bell in the ears of most people as - complicated technology - that requires a huge headgear - to play some interactive games - which might make you vomit.
#3D MOVIES FOR VR HEADSET TV#
OTT players like Netflix and Amazon Prime are bringing the latest movies as well as old-is-gold content to consumers on TV as well as smartphones. There is a stark contrast where 3D movies are on the rise, but they are restricted only to multiplexes low shelf-life. The usual 3D TV makers such as Samsung and LG are also moving their focus on 8K or Smart features instead of pushing 3D as a feature in TVs. So, 3D TVs always remained a fancy gadget without much of a use. But distribution channels such as set-top boxes or IPTV infra never upgraded. 3D movies were produced with stereoscopic 3D and TVs supported them with 3D goggles. The content creation-distribution-consumption chain for 3D TVs is broken.
#3D MOVIES FOR VR HEADSET MOVIE#
But unlike 2D movies, the content is not coming to their home – either on their TV sets or smartphones.ģD TVs are actively sold for last 10 years but never became mainstream alternate to 3D movie experience of multiplexes despite having so much content available. The special effects in 3D are driving moviegoers to 3D cinemas. China has around 25000 3D screens, and India is growing its 3D screens every year, which stands at about 2000 for now. Though 3D movie production is still centered in Hollywood, India and China have grown substantially in the last few years as consumer markets. Especially animation movies are released only in the 3D format in some cases. Most of them are big budget and big grossers. Last 10 years have seen around 30-70 3D movies released every year – average one movie per week.
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