[Chemy JMHT]

For several years the 3D technology (the real one, not the 2D in flat screen with 3D perspective) hasn't being really as great as wearing a VR HMD, but a company called HSI Immersive is bringing a newest immersive technology: 3DLED.

What is not clear for me is if we still need to wear some kind of glasses for this new technology, since it's hard to try it without the 3DLED.

Here a video they shared on their site:



The video gives to little information but it should be something amazing and they are doing some exhibitions in the next dates:

May 7th-10th AAM St. Louis, MI
June 12th-17th INFOCOMM Orlando, Florida
July 30th- Aug 3rd SIGGRAPH Los Angeles, CA
Oct 23rd-26th SMPTE Hollywood, CA
Nov 15th-18th IAAPA Orlando, FL
Nov. 17th-19th LDI Las Vegas, NV

You can get more info HOME | HSI Immersive 3D LED Displays

Also there is an article about them here: New 3D Cinema Display Tech to Change the Future of Theaters

[Fran_MontoyaQ]

Cinema 3D isn’t particularly practical at the moment: The team’s prototype requires 50 sets of mirrors and lenses, and yet is just barely larger than a pad of paper. But, in theory, the technology could work in any context in which 3-D visuals would be shown to multiple people at the same time, such as billboards or storefront advertisements. Matusik says that the team hopes to build a larger version of the display and to further refine the optics to continue to improve the image resolution.

[Chemy JMHT]

Great info you added, I really didn't dig on it that much.