Experience 3D like never before with Parallel Barrier – an autostereoscopic system that eliminates the need for 3D glasses. Instead, this revolutionary technology divides the image into columns of left and right pixels and uses an opaque barrier layer with vertical slits to guide your eyes correctly.
While parallax techniques have been used since the early 20th century, Parallel Barrier takes it to the next level. From Hitachi’s parallax-screen mobile phones to Nintendo’s 3DS game console, 3D technology has come a long way. But with Parallel Barrier, you can experience stunning 3D visuals that are more suited to your mobile phone or video game console, especially when your head is fixed in place while viewing the screen.
Explore a world of immersive entertainment with Parallel Barrier – the future of 3D technology.
FAQ:
How does Parallel Barrier work?
Parallel Barrier is an autostereoscopic system that divides the image into columns of left and right pixels and uses an opaque barrier layer with vertical slits to guide your eyes correctly. This eliminates the need for 3D glasses and allows you to experience stunning 3D visuals without any discomfort.
What devices are compatible with Parallel Barrier?
This technology is more suited to phones and video games when the user’s head is fixed in place while viewing the screen. However, the barrier layer can be altered by the user, making it a versatile option for different devices.
Can anyone use Parallel Barrier?
Yes, anyone can use Parallel Barrier. It’s easy to set up and eliminates the need for 3D glasses, making it a convenient option for everyone.
