#stereoscopic 3D

Acer has recently announced SpatialLabs, a suite of experiences empowered by advanced optical solutions with display and sensory technologies, delivering stereoscopic 3D experiences. First unveiled on a ConceptD notebook, SpatialLabs combines an eye-tracking stereo camera, a stereoscopic 3D display, and real-time rendering technologies to provide creators a new way to interact with their creations. The display of the ConceptD SpatialLabs prototype notebook to be provided to participants of the developer program consists of a UHD 2D panel with a liquid crystal lenticular lens optically bonded on top of it, concurrently forming an innovative module that can be switched back and forth between 2D and stereoscopic 3D views. Together, this enables graphics processing technology to display a different image to each of a viewer’s eyes, creating a stereoscopic 3D effect that allows content to float in front of the screen. In addition, real-time rendering technologies allow creators to interact with 3D models when using applications in the SpatialLabs Experience Center to review their creations in real-time, enhance the design workflow, and present interactive and immersive projects in stereoscopic 3D. However, upon launching applications in the SpatialLabs Experience Center, the stereoscopic 3D mode will be automatically switched on. These applications include the following: • SpatialLabs Model Viewer - A tool that enables a user to import files in all major 3D file formats and present them in stereoscopic 3D. Read more in our articles including "Acer intros SpatialLabs for stereoscopic 3D experiences" and "CICC cracks down on GoreBox after Tacloban school shooting".