Immersive Media - Products/services

Products/services

Immersive Media’s product platform and IP touch all areas of the production process, from capture, stitching, post production, distribution and play back. The 1st capture system was the Dodeca 2360, a camera named after the geodesic geometry of the Dodecahedron, on which the patent is based. The twelve-sided camera has eleven lenses which simultaneously record video. The twelfth side is the base of the camera. There is a base unit recording system which inputs the data and records video and other information onto hard drives. The imagery can be paired with metadata, such as time and GPS coordinates. There are now four different types of cameras depending on the type of environment and whether the production will be live or on demand and whether it will be streamed to the web, a mobile device or a set-top box.

Immersive Media focuses on three markets: situational awareness, geographic information systems (GIS)/mapping, and entertainment and advertising for such client brands as Mercedes-Benz, Microsoft, Red Bull, Armani Jeans, the NBA, NBC Sports, Adidas, MTV and PEOPLE.

Immersive Media has also been used in the creation of adult-themed (NSFW) videos with Digital Playground

Immersive Media licenses and sells GeoImmersive data, immersive movies, hardware, camera systems, and video collection services.

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