Resources / Blog
This page lists published 3DV articles, including buyer FAQs, technical comparisons, launch notes, and workflow-specific explainers for Spatial 3D and related products.
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application-scenario
How electronics QA, NDT, and failure-analysis teams use a 3D X-ray machine workflow with spatial 3D review for inspecting BGAs, solder joints, and PCBA defects.
workflow-compatibility
A software-integration worksheet for teams connecting their existing applications and content to a glasses-free spatial display.
workflow-compatibility
A symptom-led troubleshooting guide for moving a software-generated stereo pair to a display without losing eye order, geometry, or timing.
Blog / Deployment
A good glasses-free 3D setup is planned around the viewer, content path, room lighting, source device, and 2D/3D review workflow.
Blog / Content Workflow
Side-by-side 3D video is one practical content path for spatial displays, but it needs the right stereo pair, aspect ratio, depth comfort, and playback test.
Blog / Buying Guide
The best 3D monitor without glasses is not one universal product. It is the monitor that fits your content, viewer, room, source device, and review workflow.
Blog / Technology
Eye tracking in a glasses-free 3D monitor is not one technology. The architecture affects stability, lighting tolerance, depth sensing, mapping latency, and deployment fit.
Blog / Deployment
A Mac can often send a normal video signal to a monitor. The real question is whether the complete glasses-free 3D workflow depends on host-side software or display-side mapping.
Blog / Hardware Architecture
Moving the timing-sensitive 3D driver work into the display can reduce host dependency, simplify deployment, and make glasses-free 3D easier to run beyond a demo.
Blog / Medical
Glasses-free 3D can support medical visualization by making prepared 3D material easier to review and explain. It should not be positioned as a diagnostic or treatment device without validated evidence.
Blog / Comparison
VR, AR, and glasses-free 3D solve different visualization problems. Choose by the decision moment: immersion, real-world overlay, or shared screen-based review.
