Stream TV takes a step further in glasses-free 3D technology

Stream TV Networks will soon launch a line of glasses-free 3D products. The company claims that its 3D autostereoscopic Ultra-D technology, that uses hardware, middleware and proprietary software to create advanced 3D images, “surpasses all current 3D visualization experiences” The company will show its new products at the next CES fair 2012 in January.

Glasses-free 3D looks like it's going to be the future for stereoscopic image reproduction and at CES 2012 of Las Vegas, Stream TV Networks will present its vision of this technology with the launch of the Ultra-D brand. Ultra-D technology is proprietary and leverages hardware, middleware techniques and custom software algorithms to create autostereoscopic 3D images of 2D and 3D content (with glasses).

A key feature of the technology is the ability to convert the stereoscopic 2D and 3D contents required by glasses into 3D projections that can be viewed without the need for glasses.. With her, Stream TV will offer, under the Ultra-D brand, 3D products for TVs, set-top boxes, PC computers and laptops, tablets and smartphones, video game consoles, digital signage and even digital photo frames.

The North American company believes that one of its differentiating elements is the possibility of compensating for differences in content quality, as well as consumer preferences by adjusting the 3D effect rendered in real time. Another key differentiating factor of Ultra-D technology is that it allows users to customize the 3D effect according to their personal preferences..

Mathu Rajan, CEO of TV Stream Networks, has featured: “We are very proud of what we have been able to achieve with our Ultra-D technology.. Is able to create a significant change in the way you see the media, comparable to the transition from black and white to color TV. Our ultimate goal was to create a solution to the current problems that prevent the adoption of 3D: the consumer's aversion to such expensive glasses, viewer discomfort, variation in individual vision and preferences and slow 3D content creation”.

“It seemed like we were looking for the impossible, but we have made it possible and we will share these achievements with consumers in 2012. Ultra-D is the new generation of 3D technology designed to replace 3D with glasses and gain preference over 2D devices”, concluded the representative of the U.S. company. USA.