Abstract:
Sony officially released the small space reproduction display ELF-MN1. The product uses a 6-inch panel and can watch three-dimensional content such as virtual characters and digital avatars without the need for special glasses or headsets. The device is scheduled to be launched in Japan on December 11, with an expected market price of approximately 54,000 yen.
ELF-MN1 generates and displays stereoscopic images in real time based on the viewer's position. The device adds an infrared sensor in addition to the original sight recognition sensor, which can continuously capture the pupil position even if the surrounding environment is dark.
The display part uses a 403 ppi panel, combined with dual-viewing display and blur and ghosting suppression technology to improve the clarity of small-size three-dimensional content. The device can be connected to a smartphone or computer through a USB-C cable, and the transparent acrylic stand is used to reduce the sense of boundary between the screen and the desktop, making it easy to place in limited spaces such as desks or cabinets.
This product can be used to view 3D digital models, display characters in companion applications, and create original content with the help of SDK. At present, ELF-MN1 has confirmed to support Gugenka’s HoloModels service, which can view 3D models of official anime characters; Sony also plans to cooperate with XR and space content creators to continue to expand dedicated content.
ELF-MN1 adopts open pricing in Japan, and the market price is expected to be approximately 54,000 yen.
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