3D glasses

As seen on CES 2012. Sensics Natalia, A Pair Of Immersive 3D Glasses with Android Operating System. For Gaming in Augmented Reality 360 degree experience.

Sensics, which has patented a technology called stereoscopic vision Smartgoogles with which you can have that feeling in 360 degrees around us and, moreover, recognizes the movements of our hands in real time.

Sensics Natalia is full 3D capability and 360 degrees of visibility, incorporating some kind of motion sensor. While the concept is clearly aimed at gaming, there's no mention of partners or titles. An indeterminate version of Android opens a lot of possibilities on that front, and the PR claims that the SmartGoggles can be used with outside video sources from phones, tablets, game consoles, computers and other devices.

Unlike traditional goggles that, at best, provide head motion tracking and rely on external devices for user input, SmartGoggles™ provide real-time, first-person tracking of the user's hands. This offers a natural way to interact with content, games, and applications. First-person hand tracking can go anywhere with the SmartGoggles™, providing limitless tracking area.

SmartGoggles™ represent a dramatic departure from existing goggles, which are essentially a monitor on your head. "Imagine being able to use hand movements and gestures to wield a light saber in a game, to select a movie from a media library, or to interact with augmented reality content," explains Boger. "Just like the iPhone allowed us to take our applications and media library anywhere and interact with it in a useful way, we are excited by the opportunities that the SmartGoggles™ offer for portable, natural, and immersive 3D interaction."

Sensics will unveil the "SmartGoggles™ technology at the 2012 International Consumer Electronics Show, being held in Las Vegas January 10-13. For additional information about Sensics and SmartGoggles™ or to schedule a meeting at CES, please visit www.smart-goggles.com and www.sensics.com