Shutter glasses block light from one eye at a time, so that different renderings can be shown to create the stereoscopic effect. Since stimulating the muscles in the eye doesn’t actually work, ...

LCD shutter-glasses have nothing in common with circularly-polarised glasses for 3D movies, in respect to how they work. Report comment. Reply. Panq says: November 14, 2012 at 7:23 pm ...

A computer-based interactive binocular treatment system (I-BiT) for amblyopia has been developed, which utilises commercially available 3D ‘shutter glasses’. The purpose of this pilot study ...

The glasses use liquid crystal lenses that act as shutters, alternately opening and closing the view to the screen. Also called "wireless glasses," they are designed for one type of active 3D ...

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Shutter glasses require batteries, are heavy enough to cause discomfort (we've got the red marks on our noses to prove it), and, for some users, can be positively nauseating.

Monster's exclusive Active 3D eyewear system is the only RF Shutter system that will work with all brands of 3D HDTVs, allowing users to experience a new level of power and 3-dimensional visual ...

If you need more 3D glasses to outfit the rest of the family, Sony's active shutter glasses are now shipping on Amazon. The glasses are Sony TDGBR100B and sell for $149 each.

I have previously played around with stereoscopic 3D on my computer using the anaglyphic 3D, which necessitates red/green glasses. The 3D was there, but you ...

An estimated one million shutter glasses 3D TV panels were shipped globally in first-quarter 2011 while shipments of patterned retarder 3D TV panels reached nearly ...