Kodak and Stereomedia demonstrate 3D stereo imaging at Siggraph

Kodak and Stereomedia Productions, a leading producer of 3D stereo content, are conducting demonstrations of 3D stereo imagery on the show floor at Siggraph 2004 in Los Angeles.
The Kodak 3D Stereo Display, the industry’s leading autostereoscopic system, will displays stereo images produced by Stereomedia, highlighting the Kodak display’s ability to produce superior stereo imagery with high resolution.
The Kodak 3D Stereo Display, which can be comfortably viewed without special glasses or filters, is ideally suited to graphics-intensive applications for customers in industries ranging from military and government to oil and gas exploration to health imaging and industrial CAD/CAM visualisation.
“Customers who require 3D stereo displays frequently are viewing real-time stereo imagery, and we wanted to illustrate the comfort, ease, and high quality of this system for Siggraph attendees,” said Lawrence Henderson, vice president and director, new business ventures, Kodak. “We are pleased to be working with Stereomedia on this demonstration, as they have had a long history of developing specialized content and technology solutions for a wide range of 3D stereo applications, ranging from medical to entertainment.”
“The Kodak system is a milestone in 3D stereo display, effectively making 3D viewing more like 2D, in its simplicity of design and comfortable viewing experience,” said Anthony Coogan, founder and executive producer of Stereomedia. “Any application that requires 3D stereoscopic images will have a standard method of display with this system. We look forward to further work with Kodak in this area.”
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