[clug] October Canberra Linux Users Group meeting

[Ben]

>From memory they were: "i-glasses", but I'm not sure which model.
The manufacturer's website is http://www.i-glasses.com

I was trying to find out about using them for auto-stereo, and the
refresh rates given were confusing. The manufacturer's site says
Flicker-free 100Hz, for all SVGA models. Some of the resellers list
the refresh as 60-120Hz, depending on the model.

I've emailed them to try and find out what the precise specs are, and
if there's any easy way to combine two units and get a non alternating
100Hz/eye sterescopic image if it's fed from two VGA cards.

The site lists Australian distributors, but they aus sites don't have
a lot of info on alternative brands.

Inition (http://www.inition.co.uk)has some details on the i-glasses
and a host of other 3D & VR gear, including the Kaiser military stuff
(USD$133K or $POA...) and the Actuality volumetric displays for
USD$80K

Ben



On 10/27/05, Brad Hards <bradh at frogmouth.net> wrote:
> On Tuesday 25 October 2005 08:00 am, Andrew Pollock wrote:
> >       Canberra Linux Users Group Meeting - 27th October 2005
> >       ======================================================
> >
> > Date:         27th October 2005 (Fourth Thursday of the month)
> >
> > Time:         19:00 - 21:00 (or when it finishes)
> And a good time was had.
>
> Is there a URL for the VR goggles?
>
> Brad
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