An Experience Like No Other

The Voxon VX2 is shipped via DHL. It will be transported in a custom made cardboard carton with appropriate padding. Shipping and local taxes will be calculated at the time of purchase.

The Voxon VX2 can be controlled using software installed on a connected computer. The software interface is designed to be intuitive, allowing you to load and manage content, adjust settings, and interact with the 3D display using standard input devices such as a mouse, keyboard, or touchscreen. Additionally, the VX2 can be integrated with other input devices, such as game controllers, motion sensors, or custom hardware, to enable more advanced and interactive control options. Each VX2 comes with a 3D space navigator controller, an intuitive 6DOF controller.

"VLED" is the name of the technology stack that powers the VX2 family of products. VLED is a combination of low level graphics processing software, compression, transmission, multiplexing, high-speed spatial LED matrix image rendering and feedback. VLED has been design as a scalable architecture and allows Voxon to design products with different sizes and resolution, but the same underlying architecture.

Yes, the Voxon VX2 is an excellent tool for public displays or exhibitions. Its ability to create eye-catching and interactive 3D visualizations makes it ideal for attracting attention and engaging audiences in museums, galleries, trade shows, or retail environments. The VX2 can display a wide range of content, from educational exhibits to promotional displays, and its compact size allows it to be easily integrated into existing exhibition spaces.

Voxon is the global leader in design and production of volumetric hardware and software. We are renowned for creating true 3D displays that can be viewed from any angle without the need for special glasses. With years of innovation driving our success, we have collaborated with numerous Tier-1 companies and organizations, exploring a wide range of use cases and data visualization workflows. Today, we continue to push the boundaries of 3D technology, delivering cutting-edge solutions that empower industries and creators worldwide. Our design approach begins with the experience and works backward to the enabling technology. We prioritize learning through experimentation, challenging assumptions, and sharing our findings with our community.

The volumetric display area created by the Voxon VX2 is a cylindrical space measuring 256mm in diameter and 256mm in height. This space is filled with the 3D image generated by the rotating LED array. The size of the display makes it suitable for a wide range of applications, from detailed scientific visualizations to immersive entertainment experiences.

Yes, the VX2 weighs only 12kg making it easily transportable. It can be powered from any mid to high-end laptop ( or desktop PC ).

The Voxon VX2 stands out from other 3D displays because it produces true volumetric images, meaning the images occupy a physical volume and can be seen from all sides, much like a real object. Unlike stereoscopic 3D displays that rely on tricking the brain with two slightly different images for each eye, the VX2 doesn’t require any special eyewear and doesn’t suffer from issues like eye strain or limited viewing angles. This makes it a revolutionary tool for displaying 3D content in a way that is natural and intuitive. Persistence of vision is the phenomenon where the human eye retains an image for a short time after it disappears, allowing us to perceive a sequence of rapidly changing images as continuous. Voxon utilizes this concept with a rotating LED matrix to create 3D volumetric displays. The LED matrix rapidly rotates, displaying different 2D image slices of a 3D object at specific angles. Because of the speed at which the LED matrix spins and the persistence of vision effect, the human eye blends these slices together. This creates the illusion of a fully formed 3D object floating in space, which can be viewed from multiple angles without the need for special glasses or headsets.

The Voxon VX2 is an advanced 3D volumetric display that generates true three-dimensional images in real time. Unlike traditional flat screens or stereoscopic 3D displays, the VX2 creates volumetric images that can be viewed from any angle, without the need for special glasses or headsets. This groundbreaking technology offers a new way to experience digital content, making it ideal for a wide range of applications from education and medical imaging to gaming and design. Each volumetric image is comprise of millions of individual points of light that occupy a physical space within a cylindrical volume.

The Voxon VX2 is the only commercially available Volumetric display currently on the market. There are other types of 3D display, but none that offer a true 3D 360 degree experience. If you have any questions about other 3D Displays that you have seen, please get in touch and we can explain the differences and help you decide which is best for you.

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Volumetric holograms, composed of millions of individual points of light, represent the cutting edge of 3D data interaction. Seen in countless sci-fi films, these displays captivate with their ability to create immersive, interactive digital scenes that can be viewed from 360 degrees, allowing everyone to experience the content from their own perspective. Their unique capacity to serve as the centerpiece of shared experiences distinguishes them from traditional screen-based interactions, offering a glimpse into a future where technology feels almost magical.

Rental enquiries will be dealt with on a case by case basis. Voxon is located in South Australia, so rental logistics will vary according to location.

Yes, absolutely. One of our favorite applications is "Genie", the AI driven 3D Holographic chatbot. This remarkable application will render a life size avatar head with which you can hold a conversation. This is a truly remarkable integration of two technologies , AI and Volumetric rendering, which when brought together lead to something truly magical.

Yes, the Voxon VX2 is capable of real-time rendering, making it an ideal tool for interactive applications where immediate feedback is crucial. The device’s high refresh rate and fast LED array allow it to render and display 3D images as they are generated, with minimal latency. This makes the VX2 particularly well-suited for gaming, simulations, and any application where real-time interaction with 3D content is required. Our software tools also support real-time data feeds, enabling dynamic visualizations of live data.

To ensure the best performance and visual quality on the Voxon VX2, it may be necessary to optimize your 3D content before displaying it on the device. This can include reducing the complexity of 3D models, adjusting texture resolution, and optimizing lighting and shading settings. Voxon’s software tools provide options for managing and optimizing content, ensuring that it is displayed smoothly and accurately on the VX2. Additionally, our support team is available to assist with content optimization and provide guidance on best practices for preparing your content for the VX2.

The Voxon VX2 is equipped with networking capabilities that allow it to connect to other devices, systems, or networks for data sharing, remote control, or collaborative applications. The device can be integrated with local networks, cloud services, or the internet to enable remote access, content synchronization, or real-time collaboration.

Yes, the Voxon VX2 is fully capable of displaying vibrant, full-color images. The LED array in the VX2 is composed of RGB LEDs, which can be controlled to produce a dithered palette approximating a wide range of colors. This capability allows the VX2 to render complex and colorful 3D images that are visually stunning and lifelike. Whether you’re displaying a colorful animation, a detailed scientific model, or a piece of art, the VX2 delivers a vivid and immersive visual experience.

Absolutely! The Voxon VX2 is designed to support interactive applications using either Unity, or bespoke programs writing a wide variety of languages, making it an excellent tool for environments where user engagement is crucial. With the ability to render real-time 3D images, the VX2 can respond to user inputs, such as gestures, touch, or other interactive devices. This makes it ideal for gaming, educational tools, interactive exhibits, and any application where users need to interact with 3D content in a natural and intuitive way.

Yes, the Voxon VX2 can be integrated with touch or gesture-based controls, allowing for a more interactive and immersive experience. By connecting compatible input devices, such as touchscreens, motion sensors, or specialized gesture controllers, users can interact with the 3D content in real-time. This feature is particularly useful for applications in gaming, education, or interactive exhibits, where user engagement is key. Our development team can provide guidance on setting up and configuring touch or gesture controls with the VX2. The 3D space navigator is natively supported, but hands-free devices such as Leap Motion can be used via the Unity plugin.

Absolutely! The Voxon VX2 is a powerful tool for artists and creators looking to push the boundaries of digital art. Its ability to render 3D images in real-time opens up new possibilities for creative expression, allowing artists to explore concepts such as space, light, and form in ways that traditional media cannot. Whether you’re creating digital sculptures, interactive installations, or immersive performances, the VX2 provides a dynamic and innovative platform for artistic exploration.

The Voxon VX2 is incredibly versatile and can display a wide range of content, including 3D models, animations, volumetric videos, scientific data visualizations, medical imaging, and much more. Essentially, any content that can be represented in three dimensions can be visualized on the VX2. The display is particularly well-suited for applications where understanding spatial relationships is important, such as in design, engineering, education, and entertainment.

The Voxon VX2 is a versatile tool that is has been designed to offer interested parties a glimpse of the future of interactive volumetric displays. Whilst the VX2 is a capable and engaging display is its own right, for industrial applications, we suggest contacting Voxon to discuss larger options such as the VX2-XL. We are ready and waiting to discuss commercial applications with you.

Using a tile based approach, you can integrate geospatial data via Unity plugins and seamlessly scroll real world data through the 3D volume. We are currently working on an example application using streamed 3D tiles from the google earth data repository. An application like this will be better suited to a display with a wider display volume. We recommend any geospatial and terrain based solutions should enquire about the VX2-XL. Please get in touch for more information.

Yes, the Voxon VX2 is an effective tool for creating eye-catching marketing or promotional displays. Its ability to render 3D images in real-time makes it ideal for attracting attention at trade shows, retail environments, or corporate events. The VX2 can be used to display product models, logos, animations, or custom content that highlights your brand in a unique and memorable way. Its interactive capabilities also allow customers to engage with the display, providing a more immersive and personalized experience. Custom branding and content creation services are available to help you make the most of your marketing efforts with the VX2. However, if you represent a marketing or advertising and you want the best experience possible, we recommend that you ask us about the VX2s bigger sibling...the VX2-XL..

Yes, the Voxon VX2 is an excellent tool for scientific research and data visualization. Its ability to display complex datasets in three dimensions makes it ideal for visualizing scientific phenomena, such as molecular structures, fluid dynamics, or astronomical data. Researchers can interact with and explore data in a more intuitive and immersive way, leading to new insights and discoveries. The VX2’s real-time rendering capabilities also make it suitable for dynamic simulations and live data analysis. There are multiple paths with which to visualize 3D object, either by conversion to a support file type or importing the 3D objects into Unity using an appropriate file importer.

The Voxon VX2 is capable of displaying smooth and fluid animations in three dimensions. Whether you’re working with simple motion graphics or complex character animations, the VX2’s high refresh rate and real-time rendering capabilities ensure that animations are displayed without lag or jitter. There are several methods with which to make animations including real-time interactive animation using Unity ( FBX animations from Mixamo etc ) or by creating animations in Blender or other 3D program using a sequence of OBJ files, each with its own texture map and Material file. Example animations are included with the VX2 to get you started.

No, we want to make creating content as simple and painless as possible so we have designed it to work with industry standard tools such as Unity and Blender.

The Voxon VX2 is capable of handling complex 3D models with high levels of detail. The device’s advanced processing power and high refresh rate allow it to render intricate models smoothly and accurately, even when displaying fine details or complex geometries. However, to optimize performance, it’s recommended to preprocess models to reduce unnecessary complexity or optimize file sizes in the same way that you might approach a mobile application.

Yes, the Voxon VX2 is highly suitable for displaying medical scans and anatomical models. Its ability to create true volumetric images allows medical professionals to view and interact with 3D representations of the human body in a way that is not possible with traditional 2D displays. This can be particularly useful for visualizing complex structures, such as the brain or cardiovascular system, and for planning surgeries or other medical procedures. Using the industry standard DICOM format, the VX2 can display data from various imaging modalities, including CT and MRI, allowing for real-time density based segmentation using features such as zoom, pan, rotate, measure, delete brush, angle measurement and export to STL.

The Voxon VX2 can display motion capture data in three dimensions, providing a dynamic and interactive way to visualize human movement or other motion-based phenomena. Motion capture data can be imported into Unity and rendered as a 3D model that can be viewed and interacted with in real-time. This makes the VX2 a valuable tool for fields such as sports analysis, biomechanics, animation, and virtual production, where understanding and analyzing motion is critical. Our software tools also allow you to customize how the motion capture data is displayed, ensuring that it meets your specific needs.

The Voxon VX2 comes with a selection of demo content to showcase its capabilities right out of the box. This includes 3D models, animations, and interactive demos that demonstrate the range and versatility of the VX2’s volumetric display.

Yes, you can easily import your existing 3D models into the Voxon VX2. The system supports a variety of common 3D file formats, including OBJ, STL, and others, allowing you to bring in models from popular 3D modeling software such as Blender, Maya, and SolidWorks. Once imported, the models can be displayed and interacted with in real-time, taking full advantage of the VX2’s volumetric display capabilities.

Yes, the Voxon VX2 is compatible with 3D scanning technologies, allowing you to display scanned objects in full 3D. Whether you’re scanning physical objects, people, or environments, the resulting 3D models can be imported into the VX2 and displayed as volumetric images. This is particularly useful for applications such as cultural heritage preservation, industrial inspection, or custom manufacturing, where accurate 3D representations of physical objects are required. We support popular formats such as PLY, OBJ and STL. Other formats are support via Unity.

The Voxon VX2 operates quietly, with minimal noise generated by the rotating platform. The device is engineered to run smoothly and efficiently, reducing operational noise to a level that is generally unobtrusive. The noise from the cooling is likely to be most audible component.

Yes, the Voxon VX2 is an excellent tool for live events or performances, where its ability to create dynamic and interactive 3D visualizations can add a unique element to the show. The VX2 can be used to display live visuals, animations, or interactive content that responds to the audience or performers, creating an immersive and engaging experience. Its compact size and portability make it easy to integrate into stage setups, and custom content can be created to align with the theme or concept of the event. Whether used as a standalone display or as part of a larger multimedia production, the VX2 can enhance the visual impact of any live event.

The VX2 requires a windows based PC to operate it. The VLED graphics engine that powers the VX2 runs almost exclusively on the CPU, and so we don't require a high end GPU to create a great experience. Whilst we can't obviously provide a comprehensive list of all supported PCs we can suggest the following. Minimum - Intel NUC PC Core -5 CPU 8 GB Ram Recommended - Intel Core i9 or AMD's Ryzen 9 7950X - 16 GB ram Windows 10 or 11 USB 3.0 port

The Voxon VX2 can operate in most lighting conditions. Its LED output can also be controlled via settings. For best effect, using environments where lighting can be controlled, as this enhances the visibility and clarity of the volumetric display. While the VX2 can be used in various settings, it’s important to avoid bright, direct lighting, which can interfere with the perception of the 3D image. The display is particularly effective in dimly lit or moderately lit rooms, where the contrast between the LED brightness and the surrounding environment allows the volumetric image to stand out clearly.

The setup time for the Voxon VX2 is relatively quick, typically taking 30 minutes to an hour depending on your familiarity with the device. The process involves connecting the VX2 to a power source and a computer, installing the necessary software, and loading your content. The user manual provides detailed step-by-step instructions to guide you through the setup process. If you need additional help, our support team is available to assist with any setup-related questions.

Voxon provides extensive support for developers looking to create custom applications for the VX2. This includes access to Software Development Kits (SDKs), Application Programming Interfaces (APIs), and technical documentation that detail how to integrate and control the VX2 within your own software environment. Our developer support team is also available to answer questions, provide guidance, and assist with troubleshooting. Whether you’re developing interactive experiences, scientific simulations, or custom visualization tools, we’re here to help you succeed with your VX2 projects.

The Voxon VX2 requires minimal maintenance to keep it operating at peak performance. Regular cleaning of the exterior surfaces of the display area is recommended to maintain optimal image clarity. The LED array and rotating platform are designed to be low-maintenance and should not be touched without first consulting Voxon support. When cleaning the enclosure, avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive materials, as these can scratch the acrylic. Never use acetone or other solvents, as they may cause permanent damage to the enclosure. If any technical issues arise, our support team is available to provide assistance and repair services if needed.

While the Voxon VX2 is designed to be user-friendly, some training is recommended to help users get the most out of the device. To set up the display and get going, standard PC skills are required such as installing some software and connecting power and USB.

Voxon is committed to providing comprehensive customer support to ensure you get the most out of your VX2. Our support team is available to assist with installation, troubleshooting, software updates, and any technical questions you may have. We offer support via , email, and via our discord forum. We also have a range of resources available on our website, including user manuals, FAQs, and tutorial videos. Whether you need help getting started or have a specific issue, our team is here to help.

Updating the software for the Voxon VX2 is a straightforward process. Software updates can be downloaded from our website or automatically via the supplied software front end.

Yes, the Voxon VX2 comes with a standard manufacturer’s warranty that covers defects in materials and workmanship. The specifics of the warranty, including the duration and coverage details, will be provided with your purchase. Additionally, extended warranty options may be available for those who want additional protection. Our support team is also available to assist with any technical issues or questions you may have during the warranty period.

Voxon offers a range of content creation services to help you get the most out of your VX2. Our team of experienced designers and developers can create custom 3D models, animations, interactive experiences, or data visualizations that are optimized for the VX2’s volumetric display. Whether you need content for a specific event, educational program, or promotional campaign, we can work with you to develop high-quality and engaging content that meets your needs. Additionally, we offer consultation services to help you plan and execute your content strategy, ensuring that you make the most of the VX2’s capabilities.

The LEDs in the Voxon VX2 are designed for long-term use, with a typical lifespan of tens of thousands of hours. This means that under normal operating conditions, the LEDs should provide many years of reliable service. The exact lifespan can vary depending on factors such as usage patterns and operating environment, but the VX2 is built to be durable and long-lasting. Routine maintenance and proper care can help extend the lifespan of the LEDs and ensure consistent performance over time.

Getting started with the Voxon VX2 is easy. Once you receive the device, simply connect it to your computer using the provided cables, install the software, and follow the setup instructions included in the quick start guide. The software interface is user-friendly, allowing you to quickly load and display your 3D content. If you need any assistance during the setup process, our support team is available to help.

The SDK can be downloaded from this URL. https://voxonpublicrepository.s3-ap-southeast-2.amazonaws.com/Web/VoxonSoftwareInstaller.msi

The Voxon VX2 is capable of rendering realistic lighting and shading effects in 3D models using our Unity light shader which not only hides internal geometry, but enhances the depth and visual quality of the displayed content. This enables you to create visually striking and detailed representations of your 3D content, whether you’re displaying architectural models, product designs, or artistic creations. The ability to simulate different lighting conditions also makes the VX2 useful for applications where accurate visualization of light and shadow is important.

Yes, we will have a discord channel for user where they can discuss an matters relating to hardware or software.

Yes, the Voxon VX2 is developer-friendly, and Voxon provides Software Development Kits (SDKs) and Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) to support custom application development. Whether you’re developing interactive experiences, scientific simulations, or custom data visualizations, the SDKs and APIs allow you to integrate the VX2 into your own software environment and create unique applications that leverage the full capabilities of the volumetric display. Our developer support team is also available to assist with technical questions and guidance. We also have a Unity package that allows you to render games and applications using the popular Unity game engine.