If some asked me what the hot, "must have" product of the moment was, I would answer "eclipse glasses." With the Great American Eclipse only a few days away, I am encouraged by the fact that ...

In a typical 3D movie, there are two overlapping images on the screen. Wearing 3D glasses allows one of those images to be seen by each eye, instead of both images being seen by both eyes ...

Theaters show you 3D movies by projecting two images on one screen and giving you specialized glasses that separate the images. But how do those glasses work? There are several competing 3D ...

Someday, moviegoers may be able to watch 3D films from any seat in a theater without having to wear 3D glasses, thanks to a new kind of movie screen ... viewer sees an image from wherever he ...

In 3D movies, two images are projected simultaneously on the screen. One image is horizontally polarised and the other is vertically polarised. That is why, without 3D glasses, the image is blurred.

creating a 3-D image. This is the technology in Nintendo’s 3DS gaming system and several smart phone displays, such as the HTC Evo 3D. In a movie theater, this glasses-free 3-D technique would ...

You can now enjoy 3D ... 3D glasses, thanks to a new technology being developed in Germany. The 3D movies currently available on Blu-ray are based on two different perspectives — two images ...

3D movie goers won't always have to wear those goofy-looking glasses, if MIT gets its way. The Massachusetts Institute of Technology is developing a movie screen that could someday project large ...

While glasses-free 3D viewing already exists, current methods rely on screens with massive resolution requirements, making it impractical to recreate the big-screen movie theater experience.

WHEN THE HOLOGRAM of Princess Leia, projected by the little droid R2-D2, appeared in the first Star Wars movie ... way to view images in 3D was with cardboard-stock anaglyph glasses—the type ...