Stereoscopic

Long before the first 3D TVs or movies, people were enjoying three-dimensional stereoscopic photographs. The new Minuta Stereo camera allows users to create their own, in a decidedly vintage fashion.

The instrument panel is about to start jumping out of car dashboards. Tier-one OEM supplier Continental has built a glasses-free, "auto-stereoscopic" 3D car display, and it's about to debut on the new Genesis GV80 SUV.

Researchers at the Stanford Computational Imaging Group have been working on a light field stereoscope that greatly improves virtual reality experiences while also reducing motion sickness.

Researchers from the Center for Research and Advanced Studies in Mexico have developed a pair of glasses that use a combination of ultrasound, GPS, stereoscopic vision and artificial intelligence to help the visually impaired to get around.

With a design modeled after an old Viewmaster, the Poppy uses an iPhone's own camera to capture and view stills and video in stereoscopic 3D.

Vuzix has released an updated Wrap1200, the Wrap 1200AR, which feature a pair of cameras to enable the viewing of 3D or 2D augmented reality (AR) content.

The 3DCone is an add-on for the iPhone that allows users to capture 3D still and video.

The Sansa 3D viewer functions like a View-Master to display 3D YouTube content in the side-by-side format using an iPhone.

Image3D allows customers to create their own View-Master-like photo reels, using their own photographs.

Michael Ford, who restores old arcade games, has built a peep show machine from scratch using modern technology.

Researchers have developed a camera system that snaps multi-gigabit images at 30 frames per second over 360 degrees and then displays them as one three dimensional panorama

NVIDIA is targeting the professional market with its 3D Vision Pro.