Alioscopy 3D screens show three-dimensional images instantly, without requiring specific eyewear. The sensation of depth is natural and immediate: it amazes, captivates the audience and retains their attention. Out-of-Home communication can now use the striking impact of 3D, whether for digital signage, advertising, marketing or special events. 3D also enhances the understanding of complex data and professional imaging can now benefit from the same technology.

• Instantly
  Alioscopy 3D screens are fitted with a high precision lenticular lens, displaying different images for each eye. Stereo eyewear generally needed when watching 3D movies are not required anymore. Viewers are relieved from cumbersome glasses, isolating them from the environment and preventing eye contact. 3D is seen naturally!
• Simply
  Unlike 3D films made for the cinema or stereoscopic televisions operating with glasses, Alioscopy 3D screens require proprietary content combining not just 2, but 8 discrete images. Viewers may stand freely in front of the display and move sideways to enjoy the 3D scene from slightly different angles.
• Broadly
  Alioscopy 3D screens can be considered as windows opening on a three-dimensional world. They can display broad scenes with mesmerizing pop-out and depth effects. They can embrace a global depth span in and out of the screen equal to its width, and occasionally show much broader scenes when content is well suited.
• Comfortably
  Depending on their size, Alioscopy 3D screens can be viewed in good conditions by an audience of 20 to 50 people spread over an area of 90°, providing viewing distances are respected (see below). A narrow transition zone where the 3D effect seems blurred occurs every 50 cm. All it takes is to step slightly aside to find a sweet spot again, with natural depth sensations.
• 2D/3D Compatibility
  Alioscopy 3D screens can show 2D content as well as proprietary 3D content mixing 8 views. This backwards compatibility gives you flexibility in use to push 2D, 3D or a combination of both.