Sphere Experience to debut tomorrow

Sphere Entertainment Co. will debut The Sphere Experience, Sphere’s flagship content category, tomorrow. Sphere Experience is the next generation of entertainment media that opened in Las Vegas last week, and it has caught the world’s attention with its amazing visual display and immersive technology. 온라인경마

The Spear Experience is a new genre of live entertainment that will transform shared experiences and fully showcase Spear’s 22nd century immersive skills. The two-hour program begins at the atrium, which is a universal story about how culture, technology, science, art, and the natural world have been woven throughout human history. A unique immersive experience designed specifically for Spear will give visitors a better understanding of how technology amplifies our human potential. The Spear Experience then continues in the main concert hall bowl for Darren Aronofsky’s postcard from Earth, a cinematic experience of various senses on an unparalleled scale.

“Every aspect of vSphere is designed to move audiences from both real and imagined to new places, and The Sphere Experience is where those visions come together in the most integrated form,” said James L. Dolan, Chairman and CEO of Sphere Entertainment. “From the moment guests enter the venue, Sphere’s next generation of technology will create unforgettable journeys, including science fiction exploration of our planet, through Darren Aronofsky’s Postcards from the Earth.”

Darren Aronofsky wrote, “The Earth is a temple to art. It’s not made for sports, it’s made for performances and this new moving image medium. This is an experiential movie. I want to share postcards from Earth with the world.”

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Spear Experience Travel is curated by five humanoid robots that serve as interactive guides to Spear, focusing on one basic aspect of human ability: connectivity, creativity, innovation, longevity, and productivity. Aura was developed using next-generation technologies of robotics and artificial intelligence.

Aura guides the customer through an interactive demonstration of Sphere Immersive Sound powered by HOLOPLOT, which shows that beamforming technology can simultaneously send unique audio content to a specific location to listen to completely different content, such as languages or instruments. Sphere Immersive Sound is the world’s most advanced concert-grade audio system that uses 3D audio beamforming technology and wave field synthesis to target all seats in Sphere and deliver crystal-clear, uniform audio.

Other immersive tech experiences at the atrium include a 50-foot-tall holographic installation that paints themes such as postcards from the earth, artwork created by machine learning, LED displays, and 360-degree avatar capture that virtually puts guests on top of the sphere.

a postcard from the earth
The atrium experience is directly related to the postcard from Earth, director Darren Aronofsky’s first immersive film nominated for an Academy Award for Best Director. Postcards from Earth are portraits of our planet, reimagined as science fiction experiences. The movie takes viewers on a journey across all seven continents: deep seas, high mountains, stormy snow, and space.

Postcards from Earth make the most of Spear’s experienced next-generation technology, moving audiences and immersing their senses, making them feel like they’ve traveled to a new world without leaving their place in Las Vegas.

This includes leveraging an internal LED display plane that surrounds, covers and encloses the audience to create a fully immersive visual experience. At 16K x 16K, it is the highest resolution LED screen on Earth. Sphere Immersive Sound allows a variety of technologies, including beamforming, to direct audio to a specific location with a consistent volume from origin to destination. Sphere’s audio system also allows the sound designer to create a virtual origin and place it in the correct space position. This means that the audio can be heard close to the listener, even though it is far away.

Postcards from Earth are also the first works to capture the venue’s various senses of 4D technology. It includes immersive seating with an infrastructure sound haptic system that uses deep vibrations, allowing visitors to feel experiences such as thunder or rocket surges. Sphere also utilizes environmental effects to evoke sensations such as cool winds and familiar scents, reminding audiences of the feeling of being there.