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3D Displays for Mobile Devices?

Posted December 18, 2009 8:01 AM

A handful of companies are perfecting the technology to bring no-glasses-needed 3D displays to cell phones and other mobile devices. While the technology itself is impressive, applications beyond movies and entertainment are just waiting in the wings. What other types of applications do you think could benefit from this cutting-edge technology?

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12/18/2009 10:44 PM

i would like to use 3D in my computer monitor. i have been designing elctromechanical systems for >40 years. i embraced 3D CAD with alacrity when it became affordable. Despite this, i have some difficulty in making young engineers understand the 3D design i am showing them. Perhaps many lack the ability to visualise the real thing from an isometric/perspective view. A real 3D image around which they can walk may make it clearer to them i hope!

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