The days of stereo 3D rigs could be numbered soon thanks to new technology being devised by Arri, the Fraunhofer Institute and Walt Disney Studios

A camera that can see around corners might sound like science fiction but researchers are almost there.

3D license technology company RealD have announced a deal with Bulgaria’s largest cinema chain – Kino Arena

Developed with Nokia Research Center, Jason Alexander’s 9 screen tilt display aims to add a new dimension to 2D content but needs further backing.

The Lytro camera will soon offer the ability to change the perspective of images using a mouse.

Last night scientists, politicians and academics performed an augmented reality digital dissection on their table mats during the Lush Prize Awards.

iTVGoggles have released the WideView 3D – a pair of glasses that projects a 92” virtual screen in front of the wearer, 10-12ft away

Japan’s national broadcaster NHK has been showing how the Super Hi-Vision standard can be implemented into goggles.

World’s first laser light film screening uses Hugo to showcase 3D in its best light, matching existing 2D brightness levels

IBC – YIUVsoft will show a software product that can convert 3D content to suitable parallax settings for small screen platforms, almost fully-automatically.

Dell’s latest Precision laptop line includes NVIDIA 3D Pro built in – the first time a laptop has integrated NVIDIA’s 3D technology as standard

A unique camera kit you can throw in the air to capture panoramic still images will be demonstrated at IBC

Nissan have wowed Canadian audiences in to celebrate the country’s 145th birthday with a car promotion that projects a Nissan Altima onto a layer of water.

Apple has shied away from 3D but a new third party device will allow owners to view stereoscopic 3D video and images on their iPhone 4.

Visitors to the Goodwood Festival of Speed will have the chance to fly through a virtual 3D cityscape as part of Nissan’s JUKE ‘Built to Thrill” campaign.