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Yeah basically. It may not actually be hanging in the air, but would it more or less look like it? Or would it look more like a 3d TV, a window on the wall tha

by bane 12y ago

Yeah basically. It may not actually be hanging in the air, but would it more or less look like it? Or would it look more like a 3d TV, a window on the wall that has the appearance of volume, except with this research you can also move around a bit and the object changes as expected?

sp332 12y ago
The difference with current 3D TVs is that you only get two angles, one for each eye. Everyone who looks at the TV from any angle gets the same two views. With this tech, the view each eye gets depends on where it is physically, so you can move your head around to get a different angle, and multiple people can get different angles all at once. Edit2 (ignore previous edit): Another advantage is that you gain the ability to focus your eyes (each eye) at the correct depth for the object that you're looking at. With 3D TVs, each eye has to focus at the depth of the display all the time. The only depth cue is the angle between your eyes.