Glasses-Free 3D Displays Category
XR-IR3 Z Series (P1.95, P2.604, P2.97, P3.91)
Indoor XR LED Display P1.95,P2.604,P2.97,P3.91
Step beyond flat imagery with our glasses-free 3D displays. Autostereoscopic screen technology delivers breathtaking depth for digital signage, medical imaging, and interactive kiosks – no eyewear required.
Glasses-free 3d screens offer hassle - free immersive experiences. Eliminating the need for special eyewear, they attract wider audiences, enhance user convenience, and create impactful visual content.
These displays use advanced lenticular or barrier technologies for 3D effects. With high - resolution visuals and wide viewing zones, they enable multi - user 3D viewing without additional devices.
Constructed with sturdy materials and reliable components, they resist daily wear. Rigorous testing ensures stable 3D performance over time, maintaining durability and functionality.
Delivering vivid, depth - rich 3D images, they provide excellent visual appeal. Their optimized designs reduce crosstalk, ensuring clear, comfortable 3D viewing from various angles.
Suitable for indoor settings like showrooms, theaters, and educational institutions. They operate best in stable environments, avoiding extreme temperatures and direct sunlight.
Regularly clean the display surface gently. Periodically check for software updates and hardware integrity. Professional servicing helps maintain optimal 3D display performance.
Widely applied in advertising, entertainment, education, and medical imaging. The autostereoscopic displays create engaging 3D content, from product showcases to educational models, enhancing user experiences.
A glasses-free 3D display is a type of screen that delivers a three-dimensional viewing experience without the need for special glasses. Instead of using projectors, the display itself is designed to present 3D visuals directly. By combining advanced display hardware with specialized software and 3D content, the glasses-free 3D screen creates depth perception naturally, so each eye sees slightly different visual information. This allows the brain to fuse the two perspectives into a realistic 3D image. The result is an engaging, immersive experience where viewers can enjoy autostereoscopic 3D effects just by looking at the screen, making it ideal for advertising, entertainment, and interactive applications.