3D R Screen

The 3D-Rear Screen from T-WORKS will be showcased at CES China 2008 between July 10 and 13, where visitors will see the 3D movie screen capable to display 3D content. New innovative feature of this model consists of a viewing angle of 260 – 340 mm, which offers high-quality imaging in 2-layered image lights from the polarized lights film. 2-layered focuses are used to reflect the natural distance and angle of human eyes for increased image display.
T-WORKS produces screens since 2001 including rear screens, front screens, metallic screens, theater screens, 3D picture screens and carpet screens.

3D-R Screen supports 3D projectors, being a good 3D movie screen and theater presentation solution.
The developer replaced the standard spry/injection method with a proprietary eco-friendly manufacturing process, to achieve increased protection against scratches, and as the screen is produced as a whole, the formaldehyde is not occurring during production.

"We have been enhancing our domestic and international marketing through various PR and exhibitions in major technology conventions & tradeshow such as SMAU and CeBit,” said Min-Soo Choi, CEO of T-WORKS. “During this year, we have already exhibited at 'NAB2008' in Las Vegas to introduce our full-size reverse drawing screen and earned the recognition of our technology in the international market."

3D displays are capable of producing 3D images and existent technologies include stereoscopic displays showing different image to each eye, while the user wears special eye glasses, autostereoscopic 3D displays that don’t require eye glasses, holographic 3D displays reproducing light fields identical to those emanated from the original scenes, volumetric displays showing points of light within a volume using voxels instead of pixels, and the newest technology that projects light dots in the air above a device, using an infrared laser focused on the destination in space. It generates a small bubble of plasma which emits visible light.