Three dimensional television

We make video displays which present real three dimensional images, similar to those of holograms - no spectacles are involved.
 
Basic 3D
3D with a shuttered cathode ray tube
Holographic 3D		 3D with a light valve
3D on a large flat screen
3D with a wedge-shaped waveguide
Other work on 3D

3D pixellation

What data rates are needed for a 3D image? The answer depends on the way in which it is pixellated.
 
Autostereoscopic Volumetric

Holographic

  • Small holograms need less data than autostereo.

Collaborators

Cambridge University's Photonics and Sensors Group (Cheng-Huan Chen & Nathan Marston) and Rainbow Group (Neil Dodgson), Korea Institute of Science and Technology (Hyung-Wook Jeon), Cambridge 3D Display Ltd, Auto Stereo Systems, John Moore Electronics Consultancy, Infinity 3D