Glasses free 3D viewing on the iPod Touch and iPhone

January 29th, 2010 · 3 Comments

i C 3D Glasses Free

By Tom Wright

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HOLLYWOOD,CA(Hollywood Today)1/29/2010 Making auto-sterescopic 3D accessible to a broader market, Spatial View will be demonstrating their 3DeeClip and 3DeeShell at

3D Entertainment Summit.

SEPTEMBER 15TH-16TH 2010,

LOS ANGELES HILTON, UNIVERSAL CITY, CA

3D Entertainment Summit
www.3d-summit.com

According to Variety the recently released 3DeeShell pioneered glasses-free 3D on the iPhone, and the soon-to-be-released 3DeeClip will make stereo 3D available to a broader consumer market by supporting the iPod Touch as well. Both devices use Spatial View’s unique lenticular lens technology and interlacing software to create auto-stereoscopic 3D on standard mobile LCD displays.

Key features:

Glasses free 3D viewing on the iPod Touch and iPhone – 3D entertainment is now mobilized.
Removable lenticular lens that allows full use of the Apple touch screen.
Applications are available on iTunes for the creation and viewing of stereoscopic photos and videos.

“We are very pleased to participate in the 3D Entertainment Summit, and demonstrate the viability of viewing glasses free 3D on the iPhone and iPod Touch.” said Marc Pavlopoulos, Director, Business Development. “Response to our technology and products has been extremely positive, and there is increased interest from 3D content creators to work with us to mobilize their 3D content”.

3D Entertainment Summit brings together the most prestigious group of entertainment, financial and corporate players. The unique environment enables attendees to engage, debate and define the latest developments in the 3D marketplace.

About Spatial View Inc.
Spatial View Inc. (SVI) is a pioneer in 3D image processing and auto-stereoscopic displays. Headquartered in Toronto, Canada, Spatial View has offices in San Francisco, Hong Kong and Dresden. The company’s vision is to make stereo 3D more accessible, affordable, versatile, and inspiring. With the SVI family of software and a variety of high quality glasses-free 3D displays, Spatial View offers a wealth of adaptable solutions enabling the presentation of 3D rich content of all types for specialty as well as the consumer mass market. The Wazabee line of consumer products and applications includes: 3DeeShell, 3DeeFlector, 3DeeCamera, 3DeeVUsion, 3Dee!oader, Hunter 3Dee, and 3DeeFriends and a Developer community. For more information, please visit www.spatialview.com.

3D Entertainment Summit
www.3d-summit.com

Spatial View Inc.
144 Front Street West
Suite 560
Toronto, Ontario M5J 2L7
Canada

Tel: (415) 912-5901 Ext 113
Marc Pavlopoulos, Director, Business Development
mark.pavlopoulos@spatialview.com

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3 responses so far ↓

1 Tony Haze // Jan 29, 2010 at 5:32 pm

Hooray for them. 3D will now have a place in social media as well as in theaters and the home. I viewed an example of this at CES and it was fantastic… sharp, clear, full color and really dimensional.
2 Anthony Coogan // Jan 29, 2010 at 5:38 pm

I’m thrilled that this step has been taken. We, as 3D content producers, see this as yet another screen to deliver our products and another way for advertisers to promote their message in an exciting and unique way.
3 Pete // Jan 29, 2010 at 7:56 pm

very interesting read !!