By Barry Sandrew, Legend3D This is not intended as an insult – it’s a legitimate suggestion because we all experience 3D movies differently, and many of us have vision problems that can affect the quality and way we experience 3D. … [READ MORE]
By Len Scrogan, Digital Learning Architect Clearly, one of the challenges we face in increasing the footprint of 3D is educating the public. For example, did you know: • 53% of parents surveyed* believe 3D viewing is harmful to a … [READ MORE]
Certain visual patterns and flashing images can provoke seizures in susceptible individuals, particularly among children and adolescents. Some media reports on the recent introduction of 3D-television sets suggest that this new technology may cause seizures in some viewers. Children who … [READ MORE]
Public invited to grand opening celebration in The Round at Beaverton Central on Thursday, Oct. 6 at 2:30 p.m. The public is invited to join Pacific University’s College of Optometry and local dignitaries in Beaverton at 2:30 p.m. Thursday, Oct. … [READ MORE]
Announce the Opening of the First Eye Care Clinic to Measure Stereo Capability 3D@Home Consortium announces the release of a new public health report, ‘3D in the Classroom: See Well, Learn Well’, authored by the American Optometric Association in consultation … [READ MORE]
Hollywood is the Backdrop for this International Conference Highlighting 3D User Experience Research and Its Application to Content Creation The 3D@Home Consortium’s 3D User Experience Technical Summit (3D-UETS) and International 3D Fair is scheduled for September 22-23, 2011 at the … [READ MORE]
S3D technology & human factors workshop 6 – 7 Oct 2011 / Geneva (CH) “Fascination, super hype, insanity and a bit of dreaming”, this is what we maybe call 3D!? Or is it more or less? Why can we actually … [READ MORE]
According to a new study regarding attitudes toward 3D content, one quarter of parents erroneously believe that watching 3D content – such as movies, television shows and video games – will harm their child’s health and/or vision. While only … [READ MORE]
The American Optometric Association (AOA) and its 36,000 members today announced its partnership with the 3D@Home Consortium, a group of more than 45 companies, to improve the understanding of 3D/S3D viewing as a safe and appropriate technology for all viewing … [READ MORE]
Millions of Americans unable to see in 3-D but help is available in the form of optometric vision therapy Is 3-D technology the way of the future? It seems as though it’s being offered to consumers more and more in … [READ MORE]
