Brown researchers improve streaming for 3D volumetric video
Brown University computer scientists have conducted new research that clears a path for improved streaming of 3D 'volumetric' video. This research aims to address the significant data bandwidth required for volumetric video by developing more efficient streaming methods. The article focuses on the technical advancements in encoding and delivering this specialized video format.
Key Takeaways
- Brown University computer scientists published new research on streaming 3D volumetric video.
- The work targets the large bandwidth requirements of volumetric video.
- Volumetric video can be viewed from virtually any perspective.
- The research focuses on more efficient encoding and delivery methods.
Why It Matters
Brown’s work addresses one of volumetric video’s biggest practical constraints: the amount of data required to stream it. By focusing on encoding and delivery, the research sits squarely in the infrastructure layer that determines whether the format can move beyond lab demos. For the broader streaming ecosystem, the issue is not the viewing experience itself but how to deliver it efficiently enough to be usable. The key signal to watch next is whether Brown’s method is translated into a concrete streaming implementation or benchmarked against current volumetric-video delivery approaches.
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