Sony shrinks glasses-free 3D tech into 6-inch desktop character display
Glasses-free 3D has had its share of false starts, but the idea of a little window into a three-dimensional world sitting on your desk just won't go away. We've seen it take shape with the Looking Glass Factory's portable Go display, which adds depth to photos and AI chatbot characters, while Sony has been quietly refining its own eye-tracking Spatial Reality Display monitors for a few years.
Until now, though, Sony's take on the tech has mostly lived on the desks of designers, engineers, and medical professionals, with price tags to match. The company's new ELF-MN1 changes that, shrinking the same core idea down to a 6-inch screen aimed squarely at everyday users.
What You Imagine, Within Reach｜Concept Video｜Spatial Reality Display ELF-MN1
Rather than visualizing CAD models, the ELF-MN1 is all about personal content: anime characters, avatars, and digital figures that appear to be standing right in front of...
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