Sony Electronics’ ELF-SR2 and ELF-SR1 Spatial Reality Displays, which provide three-dimensional content without special glasses or VR headsets, are adding enhancements to support various industries.

Sony just announced its latest Spatial Reality Display, the ELF-SR2, which displays a stereoscopic image you can see without needing special glasses. Sony’s new generation of 4K-resolution spatial ...

Sony has debuted a new kind of 3D monitor with its Spatial Reality Display, which tracks your eyes and shows a different dynamically-generated image for each eye to give you a small, single-viewer ...

Glasses-free 3D isn’t a new thing, but there’s a new generation of technology that could resurrect the idea for a world full of VR and AR headsets. Sony’s Spatial Reality Display is a pro monitor ...

Back in 2020, Sony unveiled a 15.6-inch display that used eye tracking and a micro-optical lens to deliver 3D visuals without the need for glasses or VR headsets. Now a 27-inch, 4K model has joined ...

Sony has debuted the latest attempt to make a glasses-free 3D display. The Spatial Reality Display (SR Display) costs $5000 and is being positioned squarely as a business tool for VFX production or ...

3D TVs are effectively dead — consequently, so is the race to deliver glasses-free 3D sets at home. But that doesn't mean the technology is entirely useless. Sony's new Spatial Reality Display (or SR ...

SAN DIEGO—Sony Electronics has launched a new display technology that enables visual creators from a wide variety of industries to bring their ideas to life in 3D without the need for a headset of ...

Remember when glass-free 3D felt like the endgame scenario for consumer displays and electronics? Efforts were made to go in that direction, like the legendary Nintendo 3DS, but it never quite took ...

Sony recently unveiled Spatial Reality Display, a 15.6-inch 4K panel that includes both eye-tracking and embedded lenticular lens array so users can view 3D content with the naked eye. In contrast to ...

Something to look forward to: Sony unveiled its alternative to VR, AR, and 3D glasses for enterprise customers three years ago - a flat screen using eye tracking to present the illusion of three ...

Sony just announced a $5,000 3D display, but odds are it’s probably not for you. Primarily known for its consumer goods, the company is targeting creative professionals with the Spatial Reality ...