Nubia released its first AI naked-eye 3D tablet Nubia Pad 3D this month, using a unique 3D light field display technology, and the price is 10,999 CNY. From the perspective of positioning and price presumably, it is not a public plaything.
Today, Nubia Pad 3D appeared at the MWC 2023 Shanghai World Mobile Communications Conference. First-hand pictures of the real device and a simple experience.
The tablet is quite satisfactory in appearance, and the main highlight is the exclusive DLB layer integrated under the LCD display on the front, which realizes naked-eye 3D display.
The tablet claims to adopt AI stereo eye tracking technology, with an 86° ultra-wide viewing angle, which can accurately track the user’s eyes in real-time. When the user watches the eyes move, the 3D display algorithm will track and update in real-time, and adjust to the best 3D display state in real-time.
It is found that its naked-eye 3D effect is better than that of the “Nintendo 3DS”.
In addition, Nubia’s new AR glasses, Nubia Neo Air, also appeared at the exhibition, claiming to be capable of AI interaction.
The glasses have a design similar to conventional glasses, with a black and gold color as a whole, nubia logos and speakers on the temples. According to the official introduction, the glasses support real-time translation, navigation, teleprompter, etc., and users can also talk to AI assistants.
The glasses can set the teleprompter and other content through the mobile phone, and can also switch the monocular mode, display message notifications, listen to music, etc., and the brightness can also be adjusted on the mobile phone.
Judging from the actual wearing effect, it seems that the glasses can only display green text, and not found other special display effects.
According to Nubia’s official data, the Nubia Neo Air has a battery life of more than 8 hours and is available in black and white colors. The specific price will be announced later.
