Throw Away Your VR Headsets: Glasses Free 3D Gaming Is here!
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- Опубликовано: 29 янв 2023
- Wow! Now that is some exciting stuff! Acer has invited me to their headquarters in Taiwan to show me their latest glasses free 3D screens for GAMERS...and of course they did not have to ask me twice! In this video I will let you know about my impressions of the tech and which games you can already play on those screens!
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As a owner of both VR, an LG 3D TV (which use passive glasses) as well as a NEW Nintendo 3DS XL I have to say, once you play a game with 3D and then turn the feature off it's actually such a stark contrast that you REALLY start to miss that extra dimension that 3D provides. With eye/head tracking I could see glass-free 3D as a possible way to bridge-, and incentivize VR/3D development by offering both "seated play" AND "VR Play" in games. It would definitely not replace VR by any means, but it could open up to widen the market for stereoscopic games (and all the necessary rendering optimizations that goes into it) if people actually get excited about 3D screens it could open up to a lot of extra VR experiences and vice versa...
As an example, when I play Alien Isolation with the motherVR-mod, I definitely miss the full tracking of a proper VR game, but honestly, even as a somewhat wonky seated experience it's still seriously thrilling. So I could definitely see how stereoscopic 3D games can be turned into low effort seated VR-Experiences. Meanwhile VR games can be adapted for 3D Screens (with simpler less fun custom controller methods). Sure, we all want the zero-compromized Half Life Alyx experiences in VR. But ultimately, if both markets grow they will definitely incentivize bigger game releases. And that could only be a good thing in my opinion. (and there are so many games that would be awesome for 3D screens, like racing- and flight sims.
I have an 55" LG 3DTV, and I agree with you. I particularly like to watch the F1 racing in 3D, but no comparison when it comes to sim-racing with a VR HS; I love it, I am inside the car, and it feels absolutely natural when moving about to look outside or more closely at the inside of the car.
It would sure be nice not to be wearing glasses for the experience, but I expect the cost of our size of screen would be pretty heavy.
A head tracked television still requires you to essentially look forward though.
Games like Alien Isolation are really cool in VR, but it isn't VR, and while it is a thrilling experience, what makes it thrilling is the fact that you can look around and be in the game. A 3D tv adds something, it adds depth and maybe some level of the game coming out of the screen, but it is still a very small Field of View, and turning your head means looking away from the screen.
Having a hand reach out from a 3d tv can startle you, Sadako 3D got me really good the first time I watched it in 3d, for instance, but playing Resident Evil 7 in VR, even with a controller on the crappy PSVR (1) I found myself physically holding my breath as I waded through nose high sewage water in the flooded basement of a dilapidated house, because I was scared of swallowing water. You aren't going to get that with any TV, 3D or other, and like I said, I played the game with a controller, because the "move" controls on PSVR were trash and didn't have analogue sticks.
Hey Pixel Shade! Good to see there's still some people who've experienced proper 3D TVs :) I actually use my VR goggles to play 3D Blurays in a virtual cinema environment, which, after some mucking about with settings, is actually already a lot better than any 3D the cinema's ever offered here. But the difference in 3D quality between different movies is *immense* imho .
@@KindOldRaven I haven't actually used my own VR headset for movie content. perhaps I should since I live in a small studio apartment? :D Movies are a beast of their own when it comes to the value of 3D. Some movies it just feels like a scene is built on 2D layers at different depth, like something that has been added in post editing stage, meanwhile others feel like they have been filmed- or rendered stereoscopically. I'm still kind of in love with my old TV. It might only be 1080p, but it is still beautifully designed and the 3D is definitely not headache inducing, which is great. :)
I've seen some demos where people put Vive tracker on their head (or the camera), to adjust the content on the screen, making the screen look like a window to an alternate reality. However, this mainly only works as a video because it's monoscopic. With a 3D display and eye/head position tracking it would work for human eyes. Imagine looking into a microwave except that the microwave window is the screen and you could play 3D pong inside it. Or anything. Games like Moss would be ideal and more comfortable played through an eye-tracked 3D screen compared to a VR headset.
I miss Nvidia 3D technology. Batman AC and Just Cause 2 were fantastic in 3D. Hope this new tech will survive!
I still have my iZ3d monitor and I agree. Batman AA and AC looked fantastic in 3D! Looking over the island the first time in Asylum was breathtaking...
I totally agree, and I just posted a very similar sentiment. I was incredibly upset with Nvidia when they killed it off without even offering a stand alone driver for it in its final state.
This new glasses-free tech better not end up with the same stupid fate, because having the option to experience fantastic depth in games without wearing anything would be a great way to play any non-VR title. VorpX is the next best thing that also offers a much larger FOV.
I think it has a decent chance of survival but it will probably be a niche product for some time.
Couldn’t you partially remedy this with the red blue glasses and the nvidia? It still provides pretty nice depths and sense of space!
@@RosssRoyce It also provides you (or at least me) with almost instantaneous headaches. lol
It also seriously ruins colors and therefore heavily detracts from what any perception of what was a fantastic 3d Vision experience should be.
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What do you think of the tech? Could this make you take off your VR headset for some glasses free 3D gaming goodness?
I don't think there will be games supporting it so it will be another failed attempt. Performance is also a problem people want to play in 4k and new upcoming games barely reach 60fps on 4090 and 4K so there is no question of stereoscopy...
I guess this teclology will be the future and make 3d tvs come to shine .
it's perfect for flat games in 3D - but not a replacement for VR, because otherwise you would have weird viewing angles xD
@@666Azmodan666 Games don't have to support it nativley. Their software is injecting a mod for the 2nd camera. As far as I understand and know from similar software of the past. I am writing this before the video premier though, so let's see…
@@ExtremCoxer Correct. Similar to vireio perception, nvidia 3d vision, etc. It *might* do the extra step of adjusting viewer position to match your eyes, but that wasn't mentioned, so who knows?
Been using nvidia 3dvision for 10 years now, kept alive by 3d community. You are correct once you play a game in 3d its very very hard to go back. You can even adjust the 3d strength, pop out effect. The tomb raider games, batman, trine games. Just incredible. I have the index and had the original vive..... vr is a different thing than 3d gaming. I'm super pumped about this.
I've also been playing with 3Dvision for 10+ years and even after 4 years of VR I still use 3Dvision over VR for some. Hopefully this tech is good enough to replace it.
I used to love 3dVision. Trine was magical, but jt also brought a lot to my favourite flightsims.
I still have 2 3D TV's with 3d glasses!
This could be a better experience... Except it will presumably only work for one viewer at a time if it tracks your eyes.
This reminds me of the heady days when I tried to create a 'cave' system with 3 3d projectors. 3 playstation 3's and 3 copies of gran turismo 5.
@@CorporateZombi I also have a 3D TV and used a 1080p 3D monitor for years, but I have a much better experience after upgrading my monitor to PG278QR.
@@Verociity well maybe these new ones will achieve 3d and high resolution and hi refresh rates and have g/free sync. That would be pretty great.
Might be a similar price to pimax crystal though... so. That may be where I put my money
Its so great to see real 3D back to market! I am a 3D intusiast and have too much family photos and videos in 3D since 2011.
Glad to see a VR Enthusiast channel actually taking a look a Stereo3D gaming :) Kudos for taking an interest and for the trip to Taiwan ;)
(wait until you play Doom Eternal on this screen ^_^)
Helifax nice to see you around, hope we can live a revival of 3d stereo gaming with this new tech, greetings
I think he lives in Taiwan now.
When there is a 27"+ size available, sign me up!
Actually I used to use one of those original 3D shutter glasses back in CRT days and they worked great. Morrowind in 3D was magical. Even though this kind of 3D only gave you a mere window to "another world" it was still a thing that planted a seed for becoming a VR fan. When VR became a thing it was love at first sight. But not all games can be played in VR so this is indeed a good compromise.
Agreed! We just need a bigger monitor and higher refresh rate (165hz+)
Incredible! I have fond memories of 3d gaming, although it had several drawbacks. This looks very promising. Let's hope we get more of these (and bigger!).
The tech to see 3D without special glasses is something I wanted for many years. I have had 3D screens from LG that had passive 3D, which you could watch with polarizing glasses. I bought it to play Tomb Raider in 3D and watch 3D movies. But the glasses were the problem and you needed to sit in a certain way in front of your screen. I stopped with it when I bought my Oculus Go and wanted to use that to see 3D. Even now I sometimes play Tomb Raider in 3D with my Pico4. The problem is most of the time the controller and the fact that sometimes you need the keyboard or mouse and with a headset on my head that is not easy.
A monitor like that will not replace my VR Headset, but it will certainly replace my gaming laptop. I hope that the price will go down a bit and that the laptops will be available...
As I couldn't buy a 3D screen, I got the ReverbG2 and play games like Witcher3 in 3D using virtual desktop and 3D software.
I would be great to have a 3D screen again - Thanks for the info!!!
I have a 3D TV, which I like, but I can't look about in a 3D environment like in VR, it's really like looking through a window irl. I can't imagine how it could be anything else. LG used to stream videos which showed some objects and people appear to come out of the screen, but still nothing like VR; I shall be watching with interest.
Agree about the window thing but it's up to the devs to make it less of a window and more of a 3d board. Nintendo really nailed that part in some 3ds games (super mario 3d land) where you could switch between popping 3d and "window" 3d.
This is really cool, I use it on the nintendo 3Ds and it's very immersive, although would like a bigger screen than the one shown in this video, maybe 30-40 inch
Glasses-free 3D gaming has been there since the release of the 3DS back in 2012. And the New 3DS with head-tracking really made a major improvement on this. Having this tech for larger screens is very nice, but it's not like it's groundbreaking tech or anything.
There was also at least 1 TV out there that had glasses free 3D, though I'm not sure if it included headtracking. I do suppose with current tech it's viable to make these TV's for groups of people nowadays. But this isn't a replacement for VR. Looking at a 3D image on a screen with depth is different from putting those screens so close up your face that it's almost like you're in the game world itself.
ever since the nintendo 3ds i hoped someone would use this tech.
Very nice video. Thank you.
Good 3D on a monitor absolutely is like looking through a portal.
I have the best 3D TV ever made - a 65" LG 4K OLED passive 3D TV, and with a good 3D blu ray or a PC game rendered in 4K 3D, it is absolutely incredible.
VR is more immersive because you're fully there, but this experience really is like a portal in front of you - it's an amazing alternative to VR that can happily exist alongside it.
I can only imagine with glasses-free 3D and with high quality 3D image processing they're doing here, that will elevate the experience.
If they can deliver this on a big 4K OLED screen, that would truly be a leap forward in the technology which could usher in the next phase of 3D displays.
They need to find a way to get this to track multiple pairs of eyes at once, so they can deliver a multi-view experience on a large TV for multiple people.
There was a lot of bad 3D back in the early 2010s, and people generally do not realise how good 3D can be and *is* already. It was and always will be the future until it becomes ubiquitous at such a high level of quality.
2D monitors will be antiquated eventually - the truth is we all want 3D, not 2D, even if most people don't currently realise that.
2D is absolutely shite in comparison to actual high quality 3D, and naturally that makes sense, since it's significantly less immersive and we do not view the real world in 2D.
Both VR and glasses-free high quality 3D like this can happily exist side by side as alternatives to one another - that is definitely the future.
Sounds like 3d can be a standard now instead of a gimmick.
I randomly looked up "glassesless 3D monitors" some months back figuring it should finally be mature enough technologically and found out about Spatial Labs. They had info at that time but no release date, looks like you can actually buy the monitor right now at $1,000 which is pretty exciting and I'm glad there's at least SOMETHING available now. I'm one of those people who just can't go back to flat stuff so I've been waiting years for a glassesless + head/eye tracking for a "window" effect (first promised in that one wiimote hack video from 2007) . It really wouldn't be that hard since you could get the 6dof data from just tracking two irises tobii style with their known distance apart (ipd) as a constant to determine distance and then obviously relative position for pitch/yaw/roll.
I remember that demo using a wiimote - that was very clever.
I don't get how they are sending a different image to each eye though?!?
Knowing where the eyes are is one thing, but how do you stop one eye seeing the image intended for the other eye. The camera is clearly picking up both.
@@zig131 You ever see those old hologram rulers? Its similiar to that, the screen is actually able to manually shift the viewing angles though, so you can have two images, with seperate viewing angles, attached to the coordinate date of each iris. When you shift around, the two viewing angles shift as well.
Well, the current high-end monitors are also placed around $1000 or more. I think any good 3D monitor will be around the price as well. Unless you're willing to settle for 1080p resolution, but that's just a waste of money. 1080p gaming needs to be buried in the past when it comes to PC.
This reminds me of 3D Vision. I still use it to this day on my 1080ti as the RTX 30series and up isn't compatible. This display will change that. I hope the tech is at least as good. Looking forward to your full review. Maybe a comparison if you can get your hands on a 3D vision kit.
It’s good, very good in fact. And I loved 3d vision back in the day.
i dont get whymodern gpu's are not compatible. its not a hardware issue, the software has already been written and optimized for the games that support 3d vision. its borderline just about not turning it off in the driver. maybe it needs a little bit of optimization for the architecture, i dont know. but i gaurantee it would be one of the easiest things the driver devs have done in a while if they decided to add support for modern gpus.
Looks great but the problem is I think only one person can view the screen at a time. Do you know if its possible with this tech in the future to allow multiple users?
This is super cool! I'm glad they created a separate monitor.
I hope they create a bigger one (21 to 24 inch if possible) and higher refresh rate. (165hz minimum). 60 is really low.
Honestly to me this is not interesting until they get in the ultrawide 35"+ territory or even 35-40" widescreen
@tosvus yes, I'm just factoring in the price increasing exponentially. A 15inch already costs $1100 us dollars. But yes, bigger monitors would be super ideal!
Wow, great video! I have to say - a company like Acer wouldn't have invited you to come over and show tech unless they believe it has a future, and have most of the kinks worked out. It sounds brilliant. And fast forward to cool new 3D movie TV's.
And you mentioned some great use cases for product showcases in stores, etc...reminds me of Bladerunner ads.
And the A.I. element is cool - 2 Minute Papers has been showing video out-painting of 3d models, so I can see how that'd be the next level.
This probably only works for one person at the monent. If you watch tv with someone else, i dont think that everyone will have the 3D effekt.
@@McKuc Ah, that's good point - I didn't think of that, but ya, I imagine they're using those directional shutters or something like that to aim the light, so you're probably right.
@@jamesyoungerdds7901 like he said there are two eye tracking cameras. They probably track the eyes of one person and adjust the screen/pictures to his eyes. I dont think that they are able to do this for more then one person on one screen at the same time. 🤔
Maybe in the future it will be possible somehow.
Nice Vid Seb, we need to come up with a catchy term for this kind of 3d as it isn't full 3d but only from a frontal. lol.. what about Pancake 3d or , frontal 3d. this would identify what 3d we are looking at. lol :)
Super cool!!!
Wow, this sounds really amazing!
I played kena twice 2nd time in 3d on my projector 📽 what a joy 🥲 Spider-Man miles morales was insanely immersive too
Kena looks like one of the most amazing games to play in 3D, I need to try it soon.
Yes, can`t wait for a 3d 34" OLED Predator ultawide version
hi , i have one question about it , you can turn in this perfect 3d every single game you have on pc or just the listed ones like on nvida 3d monitor? and if you plug your ps5 for example or i play mobile game whit emulator , it will work too? thanks!!
Many thanks, love my Aero however sometimes it is a nice change not to have wear it, this looks like a very nice compromise between both vr and 2 d .
Thanks for the video very interesting.
This would be great for custom built flight sim enclosures, with a monitor for each window.
Would be nice to have more titles 3D compatable beyong what Nvidia 3D vision + Helix Mod have.
Can the Left and Right eye signals be output to other display (for example, dual 3D projectors)?
Super cool and interesting (but still waiting for the 12K ..immersive is a real plus). How does this technology perform when there are two or more people? is the 3D-working range limited or wide enough to forget about it?
@Storm Shadow GFX Pimax 12K VR
so basically, it has the same kind of glasses free 3d as the nintendo "new"3ds/XL. that handheld had eye-tracking glassesless 3D, only things different are the resolution and the software had to be specially developed for the system.
It will be great for 3D movies and games but VR is a totally different thing, you're in the world, inside of it. 3D doesn't make you feel like you're there in the same way ,no matter how good the stereoscopi effect might be.
We have yet to see a 6dof 3D display that tracks your motion and inverts it as here:(ruclips.net/video/Jd3-eiid-Uw/видео.html), and that may be a completely new place between full VR and 3D flat displays with 0DoF.
VR is top tier for me, but a bit too intense for long sessions, and the game selection is very limited. I'd love to see this tech on some of the flat games I play.
This is not VR. This stereoscopic 3D monitor. It’s not the same, monitor sets in front of you. VR, you enter inside. Two different things.
@@puppetmurder looking forward to stalker 2 with motion controller
Can they use this Spatialview tech in VR instead of fresnel or pancake lenses? We can have an even thinner headsets and also brighter image.
They should make their driver work in vr. Would be good to have 3d supported games in vr on say big screen. Would also make it impossible to use flat screen again without their tec in the real world
Awesome! Now if we could get this on a 55 inch screen!
How does this stack up to playing flat games with vorpX and a VR headset in 3D?
I won't lie.. I've watied for this tech since manufactures stopped making 3D TV's. I used to love TriDef 3D on my PC playing games like NFS Hot Pursuit and World in Conflict. They look so much better in stereo 3D
Wow great to see they are available finally! I remember my father showing me a research document about glassless 3D screens more than 20 years ago. The tech behind seems to be the same, maybe the eye tracking is different or wasn’t mentioned. Sometimes it takes a while.
3D screen for my iPhone please! 😊
The idea is old, that’s true. However, the technology is new, only now there’s Oled screens that can give you a perfect black which is essential for high resolution 3d effects. Not to mention AI that tracks your eyes.
Amazing tech, imagine if later we have a big 3D screen which can project a full size objects like cars, planes and we just can go around it or inside of it, could be cool thought
Amazing! How do they SEPARATE the two eyes’ images?? So that the left eye would not see the right eye image and spoil the stereo?
They use an optical layer to my understanding which refracts the light of the pixels separately to your opposite eyes combined with a camera and facial tracking to know how to project the light rays into your separate eyes. It only works for one person at a time sitting in front of it but provides true stereoscopic vision.
As soon as they release a decent 3d gaming monitor for PC (27inch, 1440p) I will absolutely buy it.
And high refresh rate!
A large screen / multi screen setup for cockpit sims would be interesting specially flight sims with lots of real cockpit gear. They're more flash with the cash for new gear Mr. Acer.
What's the crosstalk like... usually an issue with lenticular based displays like this.
Wow, I never thought it would happen! Did you ask if there was a limitation on screen size using this technology? And does it work when the monitor is vertical? I want a 43inch to use as a pinball table 👏👏👏👏
I never thought it would take this flippin' long to come to market when I saw it in CES videos from a decade or so ago! At that time, it was shown working on massive displays with rooms full of people viewing them (many cameras tracking different sections of the room to provide depth to most in the room).
Spelio and IGT was using things like this in slot machines like 5-10 years ago. It uses a dot grid like the Xbox connect and cameras
I've seen those slot machines at our local Casino. You can see the 3D shift when you are behind or to the side of the person at the slot machine, and can tell it's tracking them, because your view of 3D comes in and out. Or if you move yourself it shifts. But to the person at the slot machine they see the effect all the time. I was just at CES23 this January and I didn't see these kinds of slot machines around in the casinos I was in. Did only some casino's buy them? Or just phase them out? Of all the places to see these kinds of 3D slot machines, I would have thought I would see them in Las Vegas for sure, but I never did.
I want this Glasses free 3D with 57" 7,680x2,160 resolution and 1000R curve monitor like the Samsung.
This type of technology has its use and place, but for VR gaming, it won't replace the headset, I was playing Star Wars: Tales from the Galaxy's Edge this past weekend, and man that game is so amazing being inside the Star Wars universe.
Glasses-free 3D will happen by force as we see in this video or passively meaning by time tech catches up - future Apple TVs will have an interactive camera also future SmartTVs also will have cameras, however not specifcally for 3D
AR glasses already do 3D SBS modes, and have far more screen real estate, only downside is you need USB-C DP Alt Mode
I'll pick this up as soon as they have a 24 inch model.
Citation: "You don't want to go back to flat standard screens at all". These words describe perfectly what I feel when I try to play again Skyrim LE on a 4K and 40" monitor, after I have played it on a VR image, on a Pimax 8KX at 4K per eye, with the Vorpx software (yes, you will need an RTX 4090 and a very strong CPU to play like this at a minimum acceptable FPS). I hope to see this technology in a near future on a 40" or even higher monitor, preferentially an OLED monitor, at an affordable price. That's, my friends, would be the heavens on Earth!
We want that screen in 65 inch not a small screen, sounds amazing
I would absolutely be interested in this. But not at 15". 3D is about immersion. You gain a lot of immersion with 3D but you lose even more with a small screen. I would be interested when they can get this into large TVs/monitors, 55-85+ inches.
VR = True immersion
Is it a feature we can expect to be implemented on Oled tv's in the relatively near future ?
Is it limited to 60hz though? I see more people buying it when it comes to a 27 inch 120hz monitor that is a replacement for their existing one. I had a 3d vision VG278H back in the day and it was great for what it was. It had ghosting problems however and the 1080p resolution was not ideal. I enyoed playing metro 2033 and crysis 3 on it close up and it was a bit like the predesescor to modern vr without all the set up. With native support for fps and isometric games like path if exile or upcoming diablo Iv a new 3d monitor would be a winner. As other people have said this would be perfect for an ultrawide monitor
Agreed! We need a bigger monitor and high refresh rate
Do you know if can create your own animations In Blender and replay the animation in 3d on the Spatial view Display
Yes I’ve done it. It looks amazing
Would be cool if a VR headset manufacturer would add a ai 2d-3d convert feature so we can play 2d games in 3d on them, just like Acer's new tech.
I want it. But the only seller listed on their website which has it in stock, does not ship to Germany! Solution?
Wow.................... just WOW
I love 3d tecnologies and unfortunately for me the hype about it is faded out and almost every hardware maker stopped to produce 3D Monitors, 3D TV's and support 3D tecnologies as for axample even Nvidia got rid of stereoscopic 3D from their drivers many years ago.
Luckily we do have VR this days.
But i would be glad to know that such a 3D tecnology is still alive. Hope they continue to support it and make new models.
49" widescreen gaming starts to be extra interesting !
This is what I'm waiting for, especially for sim racing
So a big return of this tecnology... to tell the truth last time was this things we threw away, i still have my 3ds anyway 🤣
Great video and very cool tech, but I wouldn't throw my VR headset out since a 3d display doesn't fully immerse you.
Wow!! How does it effect FPS? Any hit?
Screen is supercool. I bet this will be popular in the future.
Has April Fools Day Come Early....Amazing
This is super cool and I think it will be great if this tech can be integrated into the next steam deck or Aya Neo.
However, $1100 for a 16 inch screen to play 3d is not a great deal.
What I would recommend however is tbe NReal Airs. At $300 you get a scren that can look like 100" with razor sharp HD picture quality and perfect OLed blacks. And guess what. ...
The Airs just released a beta firmware that supports SBS 3D by holding down the volume-up button for 2 seconds. Combined with reshade/superdepth3D or better yet HelixMod for the true second camera you can play any game, anytime, anywhere at 100" in 3D!!
From a hardware perspective, is this as demanding (or perhaps more/less demanding) than VR gaming?
can any youtube video, twitch stream and picture be converted to 3D?
Yes actually it does that too
Interesting really!
Could this lead to another generation of 3-D televisions?
Very interesting
Would not be surprised if this technology is implanted in regular television sets in a near future, tv manufacturer always look for the next thing to sell their tv's and this can be a comeback of 3D tv's
We need this tech as add-on to our current screens. You buy the camera thing, and place it on top of your current TV/monitor. If they do that it will sell like crazy.
I think it has a polarising layer on it. You can see the diagonal stripes in the video that might not just be a camera thing only
@@robertmarsh1338 I believe its using a parallax barrier layer in front like the Nintendo 3D XL did. Versus using lenticular lenses, like the 3D post cards. I think it's easier to shift the parallax barrier with a single view rapidly using the eye tracking cameras than a lenticular display. I think lenticular displays lend themselves better if you want to create multiple views, i.e. more than one person (or position in front of the display) can see the 3D effect on a larger display.
There is a vast difference between 3D and VR. If I turned my head in VR, I see what’s behind me in the game. If I turn my head while facing a 3D monitor, I see my wall.
It's also about scale, immersion and presence. I've played plenty of 3D games in the past... cool but hardly anything like proper VR. In fact a lot of VR nay-sayers used to 'accuse' VR of being 3DTV strapped to your face, took us years to get those idiots to shut up and now we have actual VR RUclipsr's equating the 2 in a clickbait title. SMH.
That's because no one has ever paired 3D display with head tracking, which may bridge that gap a bit. Here's HT demo from 2007 showing just how neat it's application could be.
ruclips.net/video/Jd3-eiid-Uw/видео.html
@@Zarnubius That’s only going to allow for so much movement. Still not the 360 degrees you get with VR.
@@cappaholic Well no shit, if you're not looking at something you won't be able to see it. The point is that is *bridges the gap* significantly into something new, a VR Monitor rather than full VR or a just a flat 3D screen.
@@Zarnubius It’s a weak tweener tech. Not 2D, not VR. It’s like tofu chicken. It’s trying to be VR, but just isn’t nearly as good. I’ll pass.
I hope they will support Sketchfab. This makes immersive computing more accessible. That said, VR rules for immersion, and flat screen can never come close :)
Just don't try to play Superliminal or you will explode (you have reached beyond the bounds of reality)
My dad and me are still waiting for the holodeck from star trek
I remember playing Minecraft with the blue and red type of 3D 😂 we have come a long way
I played it on 3ds with 3d
Just because it's 3D doesn't mean it's a substitute for VR. Completely different things in my mind. VR is in a different league as far as immersion goes.
Desperately needed for racing games.
Try VR
Great tech, it's better then having a heavy vr headset on your face.
Sorry to burst there bubble, 16 years ago I was already simracing in 3D . This was however only working on CRT monitors. (So no flat screens, and only with a 3DFX card) unfortunately the tech died and nobody ever heard of it again. Somehow exiting tech like this dies , hope this survives.
The price will decide that for a great deal. 👍
BRING IT ON!! If only the screen was bigger..30" at $1100 might be ok but that screen is just to small! How about they sell the camera's separate (kinda like the Tobbii Eye trackers)? so I can choose my monitor.
Why didn't you talk about the cons?
Does this work for 2 people sitting next to each other and watching at the screen at the same time?
Combine this tech with hand tracking from AR/The Kinect and put on a haptic feed back glove, and bam. You've got holograms.
awesome
This tech sound inferior to StreamTVs UltraD tech which has been around for about 10 years, but they seem to have gone quiet on commercial products now.
Wish theys release a consumer TV.
Wow!
Hopefully regular tv screen gamers try this. It will be much bettet than regular flat games. If tons gamed support, ill buy it even if im vr gamer
I seriously doubt that technology will be close to as immersive as a vr headset.
Also I doubt everybody will be able to see the 3D depth with the TV.
I've seen every form of 3D TV and the glasses free 3D Gameboy (I think it was. Gameboy) and I couldn't see in 3D with any of the technology. With the 3D that required glasses I either saw a darker image or a flickering image. On the Glasses free handheld I just saw a slightly blurred image.
I would need to see that new technology though.
Here we go again with D TV giving it a go again though 😂. How many times will it fail before they give up?
I want a 120 inches oled tv in this tecnology
I'm all in. What's that laptop?
I'll stick to VR for most of my gaming but this would be awesome to have for games that aren't VR. It just needs to be a bit larger.
There are some ways to play games in VR that werent meant for VR. But these small 4k 3d screens comes with much better quality than VR. Only issue is crosstalk.
Nothing will replace VR for a long long time as VR is getting more amazing as are the games
NOTHING CAN REPLACE VR, full stop! VR is the ultimate form of entertainment.
The NREAL air glasses augmented reality has been so much fun, I hope devices like that support 3D gaming in the future also.
VR is amazing but "Nvidia 3d Play" has over 1000 pc games compatible.
@@ji3200 Can I use Nvidia 3D Play with this monitor?
@@MisterUrbanWorld probably not but any 3d dlp projector can work. Its cheap to buy on ebay
The new steam deck needs this.. it will be groundbreaking if they can pull it off
VR and 3D are not to be compared directly imho. There's already a gazillion people out there who think VR = 3D glasses (basically) thanks to google cardboard and other non-6DOF phone based 'vr' experiences they've had ;p Having said that: both *good* 3D and *actual* VR are ab-so-lutely worthwhile experiences. Anyone who thinks otherwise simply hasn't had a good demonstration yet. Won't replace flatscreen movies or games, but they're great additions in their own rights. And I was a huge skeptic of both. PS: on the topic of this video - this reminds me of 3DS (Nintendo's 3D handheld) but better, quite cool! I would absolutely be in for something like this.
Thanks for watching and commenting!
An important feature: other viewers see a normal 2d picture! Very practical.