I promise this isn't dumb. - Veeo Transparent Display
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Learn more about be quiet! at: lmg.gg Transparent displays -- so hot right now. But what are they actually useful for? Adam went to
check out Veeo's new transparent displays at CES that post an interesting use case -- video calls that are much more personal. With a large size, low resolution, and a price tag that's nothing to sneeze at, this may seem like a questionable product, but it does make sense!
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The video introduces the concept of transparent displays and focuses on a specific product, the Veeo Holodeck T55, a 55-inch transparent display designed to keep a camera behind the screen to improve eye contact during video calls. The host explains that although the display is transparent, it cannot be fully see-through because the OLED pixel layer and electronics behind it remain visible, which creates some visual artifacts like ghosting and lines. They note that the 40 percent light transmission means there is a tradeoff between visibility and display content, and that the model aims to balance picture quality with the benefit of a more natural eye line in calls. The discussion covers the hardware and software challenges required to make the image usable, such as eliminating ghost images and inter-reflections that occur within the multi-layer glass construction. While acknowledging that image quality will suffer somewhat with the camera behind the display, the host emphasizes the potential for more natural conversations, especially in professional settings where eye contact matters. The video also describes the 1080p native resolution at 55 inches, the need to maintain pixel density to avoid sacrificing image quality, and how smaller variants at 30 inches would drop to 720p. They highlight that the tech is positioned as a niche enterprise tool rather than a consumer mainstay, with a premium price and intended use in conference rooms or classrooms. In addition to the core tech talk, the host touches on demo features like hand tracking, embued learning concepts, and the possibility of using the system to teach or present content more engagingly. The segment closes with pricing signals, a note on shipping later in 2024, and a teaser about the broader benefits of embodied learning and improved conferencing experiences, before thanking the sponsor and signing off for CES coverage.
Topics · technology · display_technology · video_conferencing · education_technology
Questions answered
- What is the Veeo Holodeck T55 and how does it differ from a normal monitor?
- The Veeo Holodeck T55 is a 55-inch transparent display that hides a camera behind the screen to improve eye contact during video calls. Unlike a typical monitor, it remains partially see-through, about 40% of light, and uses software and hardware tricks to reduce ghosting and reflections so that the video feed and the person on the other end feel more present.
- What are the main use cases and target customers for this display?
- The primary use case is in professional environments like conference rooms and classrooms where improved eye contact and embodied learning can enhance communication and engagement. The device is priced for business buyers, with features like hand tracking and a larger form factor that support teaching, demonstrations, and interactive collaboration.