VIDEO: Vision Engineering unveils digital 3D stereoscopic display tech

9th May 2019, 15:34 • In Literature

Vision Engineering has unveiled the ‘revolutionary’ digital 3D stereoscopic display technology. Unlike traditional mono digital microscopes, Vision’s Deep Reality Viewer (DRV) creates stereo high definition 3D images, without using a monitor or requiring operators to wear headsets or specialist glasses: images ‘float’ in front of a mirror.

NEW! DRV-Z1 Deep Reality Viewer with zoom - Full high definition digital stereo 3D image.

Click here to read the product brochure


No screen, no glasses, no headset required! For more info watch this video, download the brochure and go to www.visioneng.com/drv-z1
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