Omnidirectional displays without sides or back
Full 360° viewing for unlimited people. No head-tracking cameras or other trickery.
Current flat-screen limitations
- Only 178°-ish viewing angle
- Only some people see the intended, optimal, best view
- Located to one side of a group, a neck-stretcher for boardrooms
Andotrope
advantages
- 360° viewing angle
- Everyone sees the intended, optimal, best view
- Located in the middle of a group, natural conversation continues, including online
- More simultaneous viewers
- Already compatible with existing apps, unlike volumetric displays
So how does it work?
No magic. Just pure physics.
Patent-pending, revolution-ary technology
Proofs of Concept
Version 1
- A work of art, styled after a video game prop
- Seen by tens of thousands
- More details & build log
Version 2
- Working art, designed to be like a commercial product
- Reuses your phone for lowest cost
- More details & build log
Version 3
- The art of work, enabling previously-impossible user experiences
- Designed for ruggedness with advanced features
- Currently underway…
Exhibits & Accolades
- Open Sauce 2024
- Wikipedia, both English and German
- DIYODE Magazine, issue 78, front cover & 13-page article
- MagPi Magazine, the official Raspberry Pi magazine, issue 144, 4-page article
- The Official Raspberry Pi Handbook 2026, front cover & 4-page article
- Hackaday
- coolsten (translated)
- The Perspective Research Centre
Contact
Interested in licensing or investing in Andotrope technology, have any media enquiries, or just want to say hi? We’d love to hear from you.
Website & Andotropes by Mike Ando aka @riumplus, from Brisbane Australia