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 SVI
to join 3D Consortium at Siggraph 2008 in Los Angeles, August
12-14. The 35th International Conference &
Exhibition on Computer Graphics & Interactive Techniques
marketplace features the industry’s established leaders
& emerging challenges. The 3D Consortium is composed
of 70 companies such as Sanyo and Sharp in all and 65 standard-members
including hardware manufacturers, software vendors, content
vendors, contents providers, systems integrators, video
production houses, image production, broadcasting agencies,
and academic organizations. Los Angeles Convention
Center, Booth 811.
 SVI
to join 3D Consortium at the Society for Information Display
2008 (SID) in Los Angeles, May 18-23. The 3D Consortium
is chartered to ensure the spread of the 3D market and is
developing informative activities to promote development
relating to software fields such as contents and hardware
fields of input/output stereoscopic devices. The 3D Consortium
comprises 70 companies such as Sanyo and Sharp in all and
65 standard members including hardware manufacturers, software
vendors, contents vendors, contents providers, systems integrators,
image production, broadcasting agencies, and academic organizations.
Los Angeles Convention Center, Booth 836
STEREOVISION IMAGING and the University
of Colorado have entered into a mutual working
collaboration in determining correlation factors between
3-Dimensional facial features and DNA markers.
 StereoVision
Imaging to join Zalman USA at the Consumer
Electronics Show in Las Vegas, January 7th-10th, 2008.
Zalman manufactures 2D/3D switchable displays and is a great
complement to SVI’s 3D imaging technology. Come see
us at
Booth #25323 in the South Hall.
STEREOVISION IMAGING'S 3D VuCAM™
FEATURED IN TECHNICAL SHOWCASE SECTION OF HOMELAND DEFENSE
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SIMPLIFIES 3D PHOTOGRAPHY WITH THE 3D VuCAM™
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BUSINESS
LEADERS AND EDUCATORS WILL HAVE THE OPPORTUNITY TO EXPERIENCE
VIRTUAL REALITY SIMULATION AT THE DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES AND
IMMERSIVE 3D SIMULATION PRESENTATION ON JANUARY 25, 2007
AT COLLEGE OF THE CANYONS.
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STEREOVISION IMAGING LAUNCHES
NEW 3D DIGITIAL BINOCULAR – NOW CAPTURE MAGNIFIED
PHOTOS… IN 3D!
Altadena, California –
August 15, 2006 – Simplifying and enhancing the 3D
Photo capturing process, StereoVision Imaging introduces
its 3D VuCAM™ to the market. With high quality 3.1
Megapixel digital cameras seamlessly integrated into binocular
optics, the 3D VuCAM™ delivers sharp and “eye-popping”
magnified stereo images for viewing/printing or for integration
into existing 3D professional applications. Based on StereoVision
Imaging’s patented technology, the 3D VuCAM™
offers – for the first time ever – an easy and
versatile method of capturing stunning 3D photographs.
The 3D VuCAM™, now available for purchase at www.stereovisioninc.com
and through strategic partners for shipments in September
2006, includes automatic image focus and exposure techniques
to ensure quality 3D images - consistently - even by those
new to 3D photography. Like a traditional digital camera
or binocular, captured photos can be previewed on the unit’s
pop-up transflective LCD display and later transferred to
the PC for regular 2D or 3D viewing.
“The 3D VuCAM™ with its handheld packaging
offers 3D professionals, enthusiasts, and nature lovers
the ability to easily capture high-resolution 3D digital
images for sharing with friends or for integration into
existing 3D visualization applications” said Beverly
Sutherland, Director of Marketing for StereoVision Imaging.
“The portable nature of this product allows users
to record magnified stereo images from anywhere including
hiking trails, stadiums, roof-tops, your home, and many
more locations”.
Thanks to advancements in 3D display technology, end-users
can now enjoy viewing images captured with the 3D VuCAM™
on glasses-free 3D displays or on standard PC monitors using
anaglyphic glasses. The 3D images can also be viewed on
3D polarized displays and on 3D projection systems.
"DDD is pleased to be working with StereoVision Imaging
on the launch of the 3DVuCAM™. Their stereo image
capture system is unique in the industry and lends itself
to many markets and applications. DDD's TriDef Photo Builder
and TriDef Photo Viewer offer StereoVision Imaging’s
customers the ability to take the captured stereo images
and display them on a variety of 3D displays, including
Sharp’s 3D display technology and DDD's 17" polarized
glasses based LCD." said Robert Mannino, VP Professional
Visualization Solutions.
About StereoVision Imaging
StereoVision Imaging, Inc., www.stereovisioninc.com, develops
and commercializes advanced 3D imaging technology for portable
3D imaging systems based on patented optics and electronics.
StereoVision Imaging was founded in 2000 and is located
in Altadena, California.
About DDD
DDD, also known as Dynamic Digital Depth, is transforming
the viewing experience with software applications for glasses-free
and glasses-based 3D displays. Its patented technologies
enable 3D viewing without glasses; simple integration of
computer graphics applications with 3D displays; supply
of 3D content through 2D to 3D conversion; and 3D content
transmission over existing networks. DDD is quoted on the
London Stock Exchange’s Alternative Investment Market
(AIM: DDD).Contact: Robert Mannino, VP Professional Visualization
Solutions, info@ddd.com
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STEREOVISION IMAGING, INC. AWARDED CONTRACT WITH
UNITED STATES SPECIAL OPERATIONS COMMAND TO DEVELOP STEREOSCOPIC
IMAGING TECHNOLOGY FOR FACIAL RECOGNITION
Altadena, CA – July 27, 2006 – StereoVision
Imaging, Inc. announced that it has been awarded a contract
with the United States Special Operations Forces (SOCOM)
through Penn State’s Electro Optical Center (EOC)
to develop advanced stereoscopic imaging technology for
automatic facial recognition. This technology will comply
with Homeland Security, Terrorists Threats, Surveillance
and Reconnaissance requirements.
This Phase II contract will be used to develop core stereoscopic
imaging algorithms and 3D imaging systems.
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