Intel Studios’ 10,000-square-foot geodesic dome in Los Angeles is the world’s largest immersive media hub. Each of the studio’s 96 high-resolution 5K cameras captures action in two dimensions and algorithms convert those trillions of pixels into a 360°, 3D virtual environment. — Intel Corporation
LOS ANGELES: Imagine the prototype for a dome-shaped alien spaceship, put together with metal piping and neon-green fabric, and you've got a pretty good idea of how one of Intel's latest projects looks like. Only, this dome isn't about space travel, but the future of entertainment.
Tucked away on a soundstage in Los Angeles, Intel's massive volumetric capture stage is meant to help Hollywood and others record actors, musicians and athletes for augmented reality (AR), virtual reality (VR), holograms and anything in-between.
