Glass-Free 3D TVs

The Dimenco 3D TV's Display Can Be Viewed from Multiple Angles

A Dutch company called Dimenco is developing a glass-free 3D TV that addresses the single biggest problem posed by other glass-free 3D TVs -- restricted viewing angles. Glass-free 3D TVs tend to have a 'sweet spot' which guarantees a perfectly clear viewing angle, but if the viewer shifts their position, the image gets blurry.

The 4K-resolution Dimenco employs a unique optical overlay technology that enables the display to offer clear 3D views over a 150-degree viewing angle. This allows multiple viewers to enjoy a perfect view and also allows viewers to change positions when they're watching TV on the 39-inch display.

The Dimenco uses a special lenticular lens that contains several micro-lenses which work to emit light in different directions. This causes different images to be projected on each of the viewer's eyes, resulting in a 3D effect. The lens is connected to an LCD panel and integrated with an additional 3D image processor to complete the display.
Trend Themes
1. Glass-free 3D Displays - Developing a glass-free 3D display technology with multiple angle views.
2. Optical Overlay Technology - Utilizing a unique optical overlay technology to offer clear 3D views over a broad angle range.
3. Multiple-viewer 3D Displays - Creating displays with the capability to support multiple viewers without experiencing a loss in image quality or clarity.
Industry Implications
1. Entertainment Industry - Disruptive innovation opportunities in entertainment industry for delivering a more immersive 3D experience to the audience.
2. Gaming Industry - Disruptive innovation opportunities in gaming industry for creating an immersive 3D gaming experience with multiple angle views.
3. Advertising Industry - Disruptive innovation opportunities in advertising industry with displays that offer clear 3D views over a broad angle range, making it ideal for pop-up installations and digital out-of-home advertising.

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