A very new and very large report on 3D Technology came out this month that “takes a realistic view of 3D display technology and its future in the professional and consumer electronics sectors.”
Being familiar with developing a product in 3D, you may like to know 3D display technology is spreading and could affect how you use a computer or even how you watch TV.
You can’t view the entire report and it cost $5900 USD (3745 Euro) to gain insight into this developing technology, but some of the interesting highlights mentioned are:
- 6 major display technologies
- Compatible technology
- 3D CAD Image Generation
- 3D applications and markets
- Human Factors of 3D displays
- Roadmaps for technology
- A list of 650+ companies, etc. involved in 3D display technology
- 3D Printing
Cool Factor
You don’t need to read a 400 page report to know this tech is pretty cool.
Usually a report like this is to prove that (more) money should be put into research and development. Who know who did the study, but I have no doubt that these types of displays will be so common in the near future that they won’t even be referred to as 3D displays, just displays. And I doubt they’ll look like what were use to.
Via BusinessWire
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I absolute agree on 3D printing. There is a growing demand of personalized products developed in 3D software and printed in 3D. We print a lot of scale models for architects and product developers. However more consumers explore the developments and ask for their own designed objects.
cheers
rene
sotopiaconcepts.com
I absolute agree on 3D printing. There is a growing demand of personalized products developed in 3D software and printed in 3D. We print a lot of scale models for architects and product developers. However more consumers explore the developments and ask for their own designed objects.
cheers
rene
sotopiaconcepts.com
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