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X3D Technologies GmbH Jena has developed a 180-inch, glasses-free 3D projection wall for the Japanese Museum of Emerging Technologies and Innovation. The screen is currently being shown at the 2005 World EXPO in Aichi/ Japan in the Japanese Pavilion and will be transferred to the museum after the exhibition.
The 3D projection wall is 4 meters wide and 2.25 high and simultaneously offers many viewers a spatial impression in which the objects seemingly appear to float in space. To do so, viewers do not have to put on any aids such as glasses or the like.
Further Links:
- Homepage of X3D Technologies GmbH
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