Burton rolls out True 3D laser plasma display

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Engineers from Burton Inc. in Japan have rolled out a "True 3D" display, which evolved from work begun five years previously by teams at Keio University and Japan's national institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST). While most 3D displays available today involve a form of optical illusion that depends on the parallax or disparity inherent in human binocular vision, this new system, which can function in air or under water, needs no screen of any sort, and the effect is quite impressive... Continue Reading Burton rolls out True 3D laser plasma display

Section: Research Watch

Tags: 3D, Digital signage, Laser, Plasma

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