We’ve seen a number of glasses-free 3D technologies in recent years, most famously in Nintendo’s 3DS, but now researchers at the University of California at Berkeley and MIT have created a prototype device that allows those with vision problems to ditch their eyeglasses and contact lenses when viewing regular 2D computer displays by compensating for the viewer’s visual impairment.
via Gizmag
August 1, 2014
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