ITEC 2019: Seeing triple with Lightspace technologies (video)
Looking beyond VR glasses, Lightspace technologies demonstrated its prototype 3D viewing concept at ITEC 2019 in Stockholm. The system allows for seeing in 3D without wearing a special headset. The company foresees its applications particularly in the field of geospatial imaging.
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