User manual
ADVANTAGES OF STEREOSCOPIC
VISUALIZATION
For the highest demands in D stereo applications
SAFETY NOTE
It can happen that prolonged work at a VDU workstation causes discomfort or eye fatigue. In this case, we recommend taking
a break from screen work.
• Photogrammetry and remote sensing
• GIS and digital city and terrain models
• Geolog & geophysics
• Construction, visualization of molecules
• Gaming
• Oil and gas exploration
• Architecture, BIM & CAD models
• Stereophotography and videography
• D lm post-production and animation
• Medical imaging, CT & MRI
(surgical planning, training)
• Complex data analysis
• Quality assurance and material testing
• Remote control of vehicles and machines
Stereoscopic display is a component of many applica-
tions and is useful in the following areas:
Nature has given humans the ability to see stereoscopically,
i.e. spatially. This enables us to intuitively estimate our own
position in the environment and the distance to any other
points in our eld of vision.
The visual center of the brain generates a perception of depth
when the two slightly dierent image impressions from both
eyes are merged into a single image. This form of binocular
vision is also known as stereopsis.
We live in a three-dimensional world. For the past two
hundred years, more and more data has been generated that
enables spatial representation. In the past, this was mainly
analog (photographs, drawings), today it is almost exclusively
digital. Photographs, videos, laser scans and medical imaging
techniques (CT) make it possible to capture a wide range
of image information in the third dimension. Why not
take advantage of this and present the data as naturally as
possible?
The fatigue-free, stereoscopic visualization with the
sophisticated D PluraView stereo monitor helps the user to
interpret D data quickly, safely and eortlessly.
