Huawei today unveiled the prototype of a new communication system called MirrorSys. Chinese multinational designates this communication system as “full field” and claims to have been designed to achieve the highest level of visual and auditory perception based on a communication format full size and in real time. The prototype will show visitors the Mobile World Congress being held this week in Barcelona, and is based on a screen of 220 inches diagonally with a resolution that matches the perception of the human eye at a distance of 2, 4 meters.
Huawei is having a strong presence in the mobile congress this year, which has been noted for its innovations in one of the fields trendiest and most are talking this year, the wearables. And the Chinese multinational hook has two products that fall squarely into this new market sector such as the new Huawei Watch, a smartwatch Wear Android operating system, and bracelet TalkBand B2 also can be used as atrial Handsfree combining it with our smartphone. In addition to these new wereables equipment, Huawei has completed its letter in the MWC with MediaPad X2 tablet and the TalkBand N1 wireless headphones.
Well, the latest presented to the press was the new communication system MirrorSys, still in prototype stage, but Huawei has not hesitated to show the public during the congress in Barcelona. This is a form of communication that the firm has named full-field communication, and aims to offer the most immersive experience possible when to get in touch with our partners. For this, the MirrorSys, or at least its prototype system uses a 220-inch screen offers a resolution equivalent to that perceived by the human eye to 2.4 meters. We speak specifically of a display with resolution 8K or UltraHD, and a viewing angle of 110 degrees, helped by a team of 22.2 surround audio setup that aims to immerse the maximum in the remote environment created by MirrorSys. Huawei also notes that these specifications match the prototype exhibited at MWC, but the open architecture of the system may include improvements in resolution audio or video.
In the statement made available to the press, the director of Huawei Media Technologies Lab, Dr. James “Bo” Begole said that currently, even the best telepresence system offers limited success and that the intention of Huawei is logically creating change that a real digital playback and capable of transmitting the environment and sounds that surround partners. The firm also anticipates that this is a new departure for multimedia communications and in the immediate future communication “zero distance” will be a common practice. We look forward to further information on this new communication format Huawei.