Stereo microscopes can be used in a wide variety of scientific fields, though they’re especially useful for offering the viewer a 3D look at tissues, specimens or other microscopic textures.

In fact, given how poorly the tech went over with consumers the last time it was pushed on us, we’d wager more hackers have stereo microscopes than 3D displays.

Stereo microscopes can be used in a wide variety of scientific fields, though they’re especially useful for offering the viewer a 3D look at tissues, specimens or other microscopic textures.

Stereo microscopes can be used in a wide variety of scientific fields, though they’re especially useful for offering the viewer a 3D look at tissues, specimens or other microscopic textures.

Depending on how you plan to use it, finding the best stereo microscope for your needs can actually make a huge difference. Depending on how you plan to use it, ...

Gerald Heine’s stereo microscope uses a field sequential method for generating 3D video. A CRT draws half the screen’s lines with each frame. So, if you send the video from two differen… ...

By turning standard images into precise 3D measurements, the FiLM-Scope could expand what’s possible in both manual and robotic microsurgery. Its flexible, data-rich imaging could also be valuable in ...

Solectrix, a German microscope digital transformation company, applied MOPIC’s Light Field 3D technology to its “sinaSCOPE” product group in order to implement the “binocular parallax ...

Vision Engineering, a manufacturer of high quality visual inspection and measurement technologies, launches its latest, innovative flagship product Deep Reality Viewer (DRV-Z1) microscope.

We can toss around terms like parallax barrier to describe the Nintendo 3DS 3D effect all day long, trying to explain how the system alternates lines of pixels to trick your eyes, or we could just ...