Vancouver-based Metavista3D has secured $6 million in financing from institutional investors Sorbie Bornholm and Sorbie Investments to commercialize its glasses-free 3D display technology.
The company’s pseudo-holographic displays use movement tracking and AI-powered conversion to turn ordinary 2D content into 3D, with no glasses or headset required. Metavista3D showcased the technology at CES in January and says it lets users explore the metaverse in new ways. The publicly traded company describes the experience as a leap beyond conventional 3D screens. Proceeds will fund commercialization and its patent portfolio.
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