zSpace display simulates motion parallax for more immersive 3D
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The display includes cameras that track the position of the user's glasses and stylus in real time (Image: Infinite Z)
The zSpace display could also find application in gaming (Image: Infinite Z)
The zSpace 3-D display implements motion parallax by tracking the user's head movements to achieve a new level of realism (Image: Infinite Z)
The zSpace display could find use in CAD/CAM applications (Image: Infinite Z)
The display comes with a projector and a stylus that can be used to manipulate virtual objects (Image: Infinite Z)
Article Summary
A new interactive 3-D display developed by Californian startup Infinite Z can track hand and eye movements in real time to let users manipulate virtual objects in three dimensions in a highly intuitive way. The zSpace display could bring a new level of realism to computer-aided design, virtual reality simulations, and even gaming.
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