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Hub Armenia filed 1 patent application in H1 2026, focused on VR & AR (1). The filing covers headset technology that generates synthetic frames through 3D vertex interpolation, enabling playback to increase from 24fps to 72fps without straining device Hardware. This approach addresses motion smoothness in virtual reality experiences while working within the computational constraints of VR & AR equipment.
In the VR & AR category, 1 patent takes on the challenge of smooth video playback inside head-mounted displays. Rather than relying on pixel-level motion analysis to create intermediate frames, the filed application performs interpolation at the 3D geometry layer, working with vertex data to synthesize new frames between any 2 decoded ones. A parametric multiplier system governs the relationship between interpolated positions, allowing the frame rate to scale dynamically from 24fps up to 48fps or 72fps depending on the target output. The result is a method that sidesteps the heavy computational cost of decoding natively high-frame-rate video on Hardware that operates under tight processing constraints.
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