Alioscopy Unveils 3D Video Without the Red-and-Blue Glasses

The company that has spent 13 years developing this technology has finally come to the point where its research and development is able to be used in prime time. It's called autostereoscopic 3D display, and -- as witnessed by a growing number of other observers -- it works very well.
- SAN FRANCISCO -- It's pretty hard to get people -- busy New Yorkers, in particular -- to stop in their tracks on the sidewalk to look at an advertising display. Let's face it, much of New York City is an advertising opportunity. Yet a single 42-inch LED display screen in the window of an unoccupi...