San
Diego, Calif. - Alioscopy USA, a 3D visualization technology provider,
will join Autodesk Inc. in Amsterdam, Netherlands for IBC 2009. Located
at the Autodesk booth (RAI Amsterdam Booth 7.D21), Alioscopy will
showcase finished autostereoscopic 3D content playing on a proprietary
HD LCD display, and will outline how artists and technical directors
(TDs) can use various editions of Autodesk Media &
Entertainment
software to create and composite autostereoscopic 3D computer generated
content for play back on Alioscopy LCD displays.
The autostereoscopic market is taking off, driven by the renaissance of stereoscopic 3D motion pictures and the emerging stereoscopic 3D broadcast market. As the leader of ‘no-glasses’ autostereoscopic 3D technology, Alioscopy is building a community of 3D artists to address the industry demand for Alioscopy-ready content and templates.
Alioscopy invites this year’s IBC 2009 attendees to come to the Autodesk booth at the RAI Amsterdam to experience ‘no-glasses’ 3D, learn about the steps required to create multi-view Alioscopy-ready content, and get information on how to join the growing Alioscopy community.
Industries ideal for Alioscopy digital signage display solutions include: retail, hospitality, medical visualization, serious games and 3D games, casinos and gaming, theatre lobbies, trade shows and exhibitions, concerts, and events.
“We’re excited to bring Alioscopy technology to IBC 2009 with Autodesk, and present the next way stereoscopic 3D entertainment, digital signage and visualizations will be created and viewed—without glasses,” says Philippe Roche, CEO of Alioscopy USA. “With the dizzying growth and popularity of 3D stereo films, we are witnessing an unprecedented interest in stereoscopic 3D. Using Autodesk 3D content creation software and compositing tools with Alioscopy technology and hardware, 3D artists and compositors will be able realize vast new business-to-business (B2B) opportunities in new markets,” adds Roche.