Sony Demonstrates Sonic Surf VR at ISE 2018
SYDNEY, 9 February 2018 – At ISE 2018, Sony is demonstrating the all-new Sonic Surf VR, its unique suite of audio technology combined with newly designed multi-channel speakers and specially developed software that enables creators to simulate popping, moving, and partitioning sounds in one space using the intuitive software application. The result is an interactive space where sounds appear to move around within a space.
At ISE 2018 Sony will demonstrate “the virtual sea”. Visitors can enjoy an immersive sound experience as if they were in the sea and playing with dolphins, surrounded by the squeaking sounds and echoes of bubbles in the water. This demonstration is possible with the Sonic Surf VR, which is currently under development.
A second demonstration to introduce a new way of appreciating art with Sonic Surf VR will also be offered. Visitors can experience the combination of a visual image – Delacroix’s famous painting “Liberty Leading the People” – on a display, with popping sounds such as shooting, bullet trajectory and horse footsteps that create the impression of the audience stepping inside the painting. The demonstration also shows the Sonic Surf VR’s capability of virtual sound partitioning, broadcasting the audio guide in multiple languages simultaneously without sounds interfering or diluting each other.
Sony considers spatial audio as one of key factors that enhances immersive experiences. Sonic Surf VR can be a crucial element for customers, who are looking to produce attractive and dynamic content with innovatively unique design to further enhance the value of their work.
Sonic Surf VR is well-suited for a wide range of applications, such as location-based entertainment like theme parks, special events, exhibitions, museums, aquariums and corporate showrooms with digital signage to intuitively design exciting experiences.
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