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Evolution of 3DTV & Internet TV Technology: The Science Behind the Depth

Understand the science of adjustment in parallax for depth perception and the evolution of 3D technology from Anaglyph to Auto-Stereoscopic. Learn how 2D and 3D imaging works and the demand trends in the global market. Dive into the captivating world of 3D TV!

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Evolution of 3DTV & Internet TV Technology: The Science Behind the Depth

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  1. Pillars Of FPD Growth Full HD 3D Smart TV (Internet Ready)

  2. Global 3DTV Demand M units FlatTV 32% 25% 3DTV 17% 8% 1% CY Source: Display Search

  3. Global Internet TV Demand M units FlatTV 43% 39% Smart TV 35% 28% 12% CY Source: Display Search

  4. 2011 Standard Year of 3DTV and Internet TV

  5. 3D Technology & Its Evolution

  6. 3D Science Adjusting left and right parallax changes depth and the intensity of leaping effects. Science of Vision – 2D Image : When the left eye and the right eye watch the same image simultaneously a 2D image is created,, in which depth cannot be visualized 3D Image : When the left eye is made to watch the left eye image and after a delay the right eye is made to watch the right eye image,, a stereoscopic 3D image is formed in the brain,, image so constructed in the brain has depth,, as we see in day to day life

  7. 3D Science Adjusting left and right parallax changes depth and the intensity of leaping effects. Capturing & Recording 3D Images–

  8. 3D EVOLUTION Anaglyph Oldest Method Polarized (Passive) Used In Theatres Active Shutter Used in TV Auto-Stereoscopic No Glasses Required

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