Another step toward glasses free 3D

Charlie Bess — Mon, 16 Jul 2012 12:48:23 GMT

NewScientist had an article titled: Glasses-free 3D screens let you see the wider picture. That shows some work done at MIT to send different video to each eye, enabling a 3D display. The video included in the article shows the technique used.

The concept of sitting in “sweet spots” to enable a 3D display is especially applicable to a computer monitor, since the person using the device is almost always setting (or standing) in the exact same spot.

The solution mentioned can even adjust for eye prescriptions and other vision problems. It is only applicable to one person at a time though – which is another reason why it may be useful to computer monitor applications.

Image: Camera Culture Group/MIT

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Another step toward glasses free 3D