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[Research] Future Cinema SDK for Interaction & Tracking System, ACM Research

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Leoson Cheong
Lead Software Engineer

As one of the authors, I contributed to the technical implementation for this research project.
FMETP STREAM 6 was integrated into the 360° stereo cinema system, supporting real‑time streaming, tracker synchronization, and interactive features.

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[News] Expo 2025 Osaka

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Leoson Cheong
Lead Software Engineer

We are excited to see our technology being applied in innovative ways at Expo 2025 Osaka.
FMETP STREAM 6 helped enable real‑time passthrough streaming as part of a VR experience showcased there.

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[Research] Future Cinema SDK for real-time 360-degree cylinderical stereo render, ACM Research

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Leoson Cheong
Lead Software Engineer

We are proud to share that FMETP STREAM 6 contributed to academic research published in ACM Digital Library, focusing on immersive 360° stereo cinema systems.

We provide them Future Cinema SDK(created by Leoson), which including the core of FMETP STREAM SDK for accurate stereo 360-degree cylindrical rendering.

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[Release] FMETP STREAM 6

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Leoson Cheong
Lead Software Engineer
FMETP STREAM 6
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FMETP STREAM 6 is a major upgrade from V4: the core was re written in C++ and optimised for Unity URP, with native platform integrations to improve performance and latency. V6 expanded platform compatibility to include Vision OS and HoloLens 2 and introduced modern codecs and system optimisations.

[Artwork] Legible City Hong Kong

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Leoson Cheong
Lead Software Engineer

Artist: Jeffrey Shaw

Credit: Cheong Tai Leong, Leoson (Application software), Kachi Chan (Hong Kong Type 3D font modelling), Dung Kai-cheung (Literary research), Jeffrey SHAW and Osage Art Foundation (Co-producers)

Project Overview

Legible City Hong Kong represents the latest evolution of Jeffrey Shaw's seminal media artwork Legible City (1989–1991), developed in collaboration with Hong Kong fiction writer Dung Kai-cheung. Installed at the M+ museum, this iteration invites visitors to ride a stationary bicycle connected to a large screen that displays a digital representation of Hong Kong. Participants freely navigate this virtual environment, with the M+ Facade livestreaming their interactive cycling journeys in real-time on Friday nights, while pre-recorded versions are shown on other nights.

Technical Narrative

The visual framework draws upon cartographic principles, with the bicycle equipped with an iPad that displays the real cityscape alongside the routes being explored. Unlike previous versions with flat terrains, the intricate topography of Hong Kong introduced significant technical and creative challenges. The modified system now enables users to control direction, simulate cycling on varied slopes by adjusting elevation, and experience resistance, adding authenticity to the interaction. This enhances both the visual dynamics of the virtual environment and deepens the cycling experience, creating a more immersive and interactive engagement for the participants.

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