Today, LG Electronics have launched a new passive 3D projector for the Korean market capable of projecting a 3D image 200 inches wide.
Budget technology company Storage Options is releasing a 7″ tablet computer cable of delivering 3D content to 3D TVs and monitors for less than £130.
As the global financial downturn hits Samsung TV sales, the world’s largest display manufacturer scraps its plans to launch RealD full HD passive 3D TV sets.
Despite expected growth in 3DTV sales, Andreas Krona exclusively explains why the colour based ColorCode 3D system has a bright future.
ViewSonic release a new 23″ passive 3D monitor to compete in the low cost 3D display market.
Meduza Systems will soon launch the Meduza TITAN – a single bodied 3D camera that features motorised inter-axial adjustment.
3D specialists MasterImage 3D have partnered with Chimei-Innolux to showcase their HD glasses free 3D smartphone technology ahead of commercial launch in 2012.
R&D company ISee3D have developed a technology where stereoscopic 3D can be achieved through a single lens, showcasing a medical application at the ASRM.
The DVB have announced the next stage of 3D TV broadcast delivery formats, one of which will enable 2D and 3D programmes to be broadcast on the same stream.
Nat Geo photographers were given the LG Optimus 3D phone to showcase its abilities. YouTube viewers can now watch the fruits of their labour.
After a long time in development, SpatialView will be launching their eye tracking glasses free 3D overlay display for laptops next month.
London’s prestigious store gets the first batch of Sony’s futuristic Head Mounted 3D Display – the HMZ-T1 personal 3D viewer.
Glasses free 3D specialists Triaxes Vision open a new office in Vietnam tomorrow broadcasting the launch ceremony in 3D.
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Danish Minister opened the largest 3D Print Store in the world and received her mini-me figurines at the popular event in Copenhagen The Danish Minister for Higher Education and Science, Mrs. Sofie Carsten Nielsen, cut the red ribbon at 3D Printhuset yesterday and opened the largest 3D print store in the world. At the grand […]
Though still in its infancy, 3D printing has the potential to transform our lives, both at home and at work. With today’s 3D printers, it’s possible to fabricate bones, electronic circuits, human ears, and much more. Here’s how 3D printing evolved over the past decade. A 3D printer works by extruding a material onto a surface. Either the […]
By David Briggs on August 18th 2014 Omote 3D is a Japanese company who is doing some very cool stuff with realtime 3D tracking, Projection Mappying and 3D Printing. In the video below you will see that the effects and graphics were created beforehand but that there is a program allowing it to track her […]
The 3D market in China has been called the ‘last one standing’. International 3D distributor Torsten Hoffmann (3D Content Hub) sits down with three Chinese experts to talk about the latest developments. Torsten has licensed a large amount of stereoscopic 3D titles to Chinese broadcasters and VOD platforms and has also successfully exported 3D documentaries […]
