Skype 3D Video Calls
On the occasion of 10th anniversary of Skype in an interview with BBC Mark Gillett vice-president of Skype recently told that they are working for 3D video calls on Skype and all the lab work has been done.
But the main problem will be that there are very less number of user having 3D devices i.e. televisions or computer monitors. 3d technology has not been taken to the standard with the issues having with it such as the absence of great material, or the lack of glass-less 3D devices plaguing the entertainment industry. Supporters like ESPN and Disney are scrapping their 3d TV stations and 3d home amusement devices are not selling as much as device makers expected them to sell.
According to a report, vice-president also told that they are working on a technique where multiple cameras need to attach on a computer system to make it work in practical with supporting devices.
Gillett told BBC about the supporting devices. “But the capture devices are not yet there. As we work with that kind of technology, you have to add multiple cameras to your computer, precisely calibrate them, and point them at the right angle.”
But the main problem will be that there are very less number of user having 3D devices i.e. televisions or computer monitors. 3d technology has not been taken to the standard with the issues having with it such as the absence of great material, or the lack of glass-less 3D devices plaguing the entertainment industry. Supporters like ESPN and Disney are scrapping their 3d TV stations and 3d home amusement devices are not selling as much as device makers expected them to sell.
According to a report, vice-president also told that they are working on a technique where multiple cameras need to attach on a computer system to make it work in practical with supporting devices.
Gillett told BBC about the supporting devices. “But the capture devices are not yet there. As we work with that kind of technology, you have to add multiple cameras to your computer, precisely calibrate them, and point them at the right angle.”
