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Hub Armenia filed 1 patent this quarter in VR & AR. The application covers headset technology that uses 3D vertex interpolation to generate synthetic frames, increasing playback from 24fps to 72fps. This approach aims to deliver smoother VR experiences without requiring additional processing power from the device Hardware.
The VR & AR filing tackles motion smoothness in head-mounted displays by interpolating frames at the geometric level rather than through pixel-based methods. Instead of forcing the headset to decode video at a native high frame rate, which would strain limited onboard processors, the system works with the underlying 3D vertices that define animated objects and characters. By calculating intermediate positions for these geometric points between two decoded frames, it constructs entirely new frames that sit naturally in the motion sequence. A parametric multiplier determines how many synthetic frames to insert, allowing the headset to scale flexibly from 24fps source material up to 48fps or 72fps depending on what the display requires, all while keeping computational demands manageable enough to avoid the lag and judder that trigger motion sickness.
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