This is a cool effect but it looks like it's mechanical: the screen is split into tiny squares which can slide in and out independently. It's not 3D, it's literally tiny screens moving along the z-axis.
The technology behind this is probably quite interesting as the movement has to sync up with the video but I can't watch this without wondering how long it will take for some of the tiny screens to get stuck because of a failed actuator.
It's more of a clever hack of 2D technology than an actual advancement in 3D technology like the title might lead someone to believe.
The technology behind this is probably quite interesting as the movement has to sync up with the video but I can't watch this without wondering how long it will take for some of the tiny screens to get stuck because of a failed actuator.
It's more of a clever hack of 2D technology than an actual advancement in 3D technology like the title might lead someone to believe.