Threye Interactive is doing venture works in hardware and software development for wearables, augmented and virtual reality, computer vision and natural user interfaces, and has already using the same for training and operations for the Indian Defence Forces.

Military applications of wearable Augmented Reality

Threye is committed to bring this high-technology from the world of Aerospace and Defence into affordable and practical solutions for the consumer market.

Headsup AR

Augmented reality has been a chicken-and-egg situation. Developers can't make apps unless there are good number of AR headsets, and manufacturers can't create the eco-system unless there are good use cases, consumers and developers.

Headsup plans to change that by having an ergonomic and affordable AR wearable with which anyone can start developing and experiecing holograms. Its like Hololens, but for the masses.

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Democratisation of AR

Here are some DIY Augmented Reality wearable solution which consumers and developers can start using like.. right now

Pizzar

You remember Scully helmet ? ​The crowdsourcing success which got super-funded, but then backed out on its own backers ? 

We analysed the hardware, and actually realized that you can make something VERY similar out of a pizza box with household items. Its bizzare.. wait No. Its PizzAR.

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We have gone through multiple iterations to arrive on products which are practical to use, designed using human ergonomics and usability in mind, and have applications that solve real-world pain points using Augmented Reality.

Threye Smart Helmet

Threye Smart Helmet is a Proof-of-concept and currently undergoing trials and evaluation in for military applications of Augmented Reality. It is being tested to interconnect troops, show them live feed of drones operating overhead, boost their situational awareness, and show them navigational and target instructions right in the field of view. 

Similar use cases are also being explored in the realm of complex indoor navigation, for example in mines. 

Augmented Reality will take more than just hardware and apps, it will take an entire new user interface paradigm.

DIY Eye Tracking

When you are seeing the interface on a close-eye-display. Its makes sense for the eye to be the medium of interaction. We've experimented with, and successfully made an eye-tracking based UI scheme, which lets you manipulate the cursor with you sight, and click with a blink. 

Coming soon integrated in the rest of our AR/VR applications and wearables.