Sony patents universal 3D glasses
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Signal-wire diagram of a receiver module
3D glasses with multiple embedded receivers
Switched logic circuits for 3D glasses
Helmet and goggles with active shutter lenses and multiple embedded receivers
A front view of 3D glasses with closely spaced multiple embedded receivers
3D glasses with removable receivers
3D glasses with a kit of removable, swappable receivers
A flowchart of a process for 3D glasses
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Sony has filed a US patent for 3D glasses that can be used with any 3D TV set. The glasses use a variety of downloadable software and interchangeable modules that hold out the promise of cheaper 3D glasses that aren't tied to a single receiver model.
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