3DSwitch Will Enable TVs To Know Whether You Want 3D Or 2D Shows
Sisvel and start-up 3DSwitch are busy touting a rather cool device that will allow your TV to correctly detect whether you’re trying to watch a program in 2D or 3D. What it does is that it’ll detect whether you’re wearing 3D stereoscopic glasses, and whether you’re not, thereupon the TV switches to 2D mode. It can be implemented in 2 ways, the first being whether you use active glasses that contain a battery and some electronics, it could next have a capacitive sensor that sends infrared commands to the TV, letting it know to use 3D; whether the user is using passive glasses, soon
after the TV must be equipped with a camera that can look at viewers to see whether they’re wearing glasses, and whether those glasses are polarized glasses for stereoscopic viewing. It’s good to see 3D technology being developed and making inroads to becoming mainstream. We’re looking forward to 3D movies becoming the norm rather than the exception.Permalink: 3DSwitch Will Enable TVs To Know Whether You Want 3D Or 2D Shows from Ubergizmo | RSS Sponsor: Win a Fellowes Microshred Paper Shredder!
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