Hitting Every Angle with Autostereoscopic 3-D Displays
Clever use of electro-optics, lens arrays, diffusers and software advances the multidimensional way of seeing The broad field of autostereoscopic display – the creation of imagery that appears three-dimensional without requiring the use of additional eyewear1,2 – is evolving. Optical engineers continue to push 3-D display technologies to match depictions in science fiction movies. It’s 2012, after all – can’t one simply buy a “holographic video display&rdqu...
Photonics Spectra, May 2012