Panasonic unveils at IFA 2012 the world's largest glasses-free 3D plasma

Panasonic has surprised at the IFA in Berlin presenting the largest glasses-free 3D plasma in the world, that delivers 3D images on a 103 inches for digital signage applications.

Panasonic Corporation attends IFA Berlin 2012, the most important consumer electronics and technology event in Europe, Full of novelties in audiovisual and digital imaging solutions. One of its main bets of the Japanese company in the capital of Germany is the presentation of the largest glasses-free 3D plasma in the world, con el objetivo de conseguir la experiencia más realista en aplicaciones de digital signage en 3D donde el uso de gafas 3D no es práctico o como una sala de exposiciones 3D altamente inmersiva para coches o diseño de interiores.

The new professional plasma of the Japanese firm allows you to enjoy stunning 3D images in your 103 inches and no glasses required. Can display images at a higher resolution and higher quality than other glasses-free 3D displays. By using 4K2K plasma panels it is possible to display high-definition images in 3D in a resolution equivalent to HD, and by using a newly developed barrier, Moiré and Crosstalk effects have been roughly halved compared to the previous glasses-free 3D system..

Interactive 3D system

At your stand, The Japanese manufacturer will also present its new Interactive Multi-Vista System 3D that allows the viewer to control the image through a touch screen, and view the image with the size and from the angle you want. The system is capable of reproducing in three dimensions without creating any distortion, taking full advantage of the potential of 3D video.

The Interactive Multi-Vista System 3D optimally uses the special features of 3D to express the richness of the texture of the object being reproduced.. The user can control the image of an object viewed from multiple angles via a touchpad, giving the user the freedom to view the object at the angle and size they want in Full HD 3D. The 3D system is also capable of displaying the shape and depth of the 3D image accurately regardless of the magnification ratio.; It also allows you to display high-resolution images at high speed. The display with active shutter is able to accurately express the color and texture of objects.

The Interactive Multi-Vista System 3D can be used as an archive for art galleries and museums, or as a virtual gallery; as a high-quality catalog for auction services or purchases or services; or as a health education system that can display 3D images of the body's anatomy.

145 8k display″

Panasonic is also involved in the development of other high-definition displays to achieve more realistic visual experiences.. Like this, is working with the Japan Broadcasting Corporation (NHK) to jointly develop a plasma panel of 145 Inch (7.680 X 4.320 Pixels) for Super Hi-Vision ultra high definition broadcast system, while also developing a 4K2K IPSα LCD panel 20 Inch (3.840 X 2.160 Pixels), The smallest in the world.

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