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Using the latest generation of auto-stereoscopic (or ‘lenticular’) LCD technology, Magnetic Enabl3D screens allow incredible resolution and outstanding 3D large format displays without the need for any special 3D glasses, 3D eyewear, 3D headgear or 3D projectors.

Providing the ultimate in eye-catching, crowd-stopping 3D displays, with 3D media and 3D digital signage; 3D video images and content appear to fly out of the screen and float in mid air!

•Glasses-free 3D screen technology•Auto-stereoscopic, Full-HD 1080p LCD screens•9-point multi-viewing 3D zones•176° ultra-wide viewing angle•50,000 hours viewing time•Durable and discreet design and build•IRFM technology helps prevent ‘screen burn’•Configurable Inputs/Outputs•Active ambient light sensor for energy saving control

Using the latest generation of auto-stereoscopic (or ‘lenticular’) LCD technology, Magnetic Enabl3D screens allow incredible resolution and outstanding 3D large format displays without the need for any special glasses, eyewear, headgear or projectors.

Providing the ultimate in eye-catching, crowd-stopping displays, media and digital signage; video images and content appear to fly out of the screen and float in mid air!

•Glasses-free 3D screen technology•Auto-stereoscopic, Full-HD 1080p LCD screens•9-point multi-viewing 3D zones•176° ultra-wide viewing angle•50,000 hours viewing time•Durable and discreet design and build•IRFM technology helps prevent ‘screen burn’•Configurable Inputs/Outputs•Active ambient light sensor for energy saving control

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Sony has debuted the latest attempt to make a glasses-free 3D display. The Spatial Reality Display (SR Display) costs $5000 and is being positioned squarely as a business tool for VFX production or industrial design rather than for consumers.

The SR Display is a 15.6-inch 4K panel that includes both eye-tracking and embedded lenticular lens array so users can view 3D content with the naked eye.

A beta tester for the display is The Mill, and it’s not one to risk its reputation on any old tat. So, when Dan Phillips, its executive producer of emerging technology says, “We’ve all seen holographic effects but this is one you can see with your own eyes,” it’s worth giving Sony the benefit of the doubt.

It is based on a high-speed vision sensor which follows the exact eye position in space, on vertical, horizontal and depth axes simultaneously. The display monitors eye and head movement “down to the millisecond”, while rendering the image instantaneously, based on the location and position of the viewer’s eyes. Sony says this allows creators to interact with their designs “in a highly-realistic virtual, 3D environment, from any angle without glasses.”

Additionally, Sony has written an original processing algorithm to display content in real-time. This allows the stereoscopic image to appear as smooth as real life, even if the viewer moves around.

Sony is offering the display up to developers by way of a SDK. This is compatible with games renderers Unity and Unreal Engine and can be used to develop interactive applications in gaming, VR and CAD.

Indeed, Volkswagen has been testing the display and says it found it useful in multiple applications throughout the training, ideation and design process.

Sony’s feature production arm Sony Pictures Entertainment also used the SR Display to help visualize characters and concepts in pre-visualization and 3D modelling.

Unlike the more ambitious holographic displays in development at places like Light Field Lab, Sony’s display is only capable of having 3D content viewed by one person at a time.

The SR Display has a suggested retail price of $4,999.99 USD and $6,649.99 CAN. It will be available to order on Sony’s direct e-commerce site and other retailers in November.

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We propose a head-tracking autostereoscopic display system based on magnetic-sensor tracking of the viewer"s side-to-side location, and optical slewing of a stereoscopic image-pair array projected onto a lenticular screen so as to keep the images received by the viewer"s eyes distinct. Viewer distance changes are accommodated by slight magnification changes of the projected image array. A high-definition-TV LCD projector is used with a 178-cm (70-in.) lenticular sheet (diagonal measurement) to provide impressive computer-generated 3-D images over a particularly wide viewing zone. The system finds application in a virtual-space teleconferencing system that requires a large-scale stereoscopic display without the use of special viewing glasses.