The gCubik display cube , which simulates a fully rotatable , multi - viewable 3D object within its paries , has evolve quite a number since welast saw it : its six sides , up from three , now answer to touch .
https://gizmodo.com/gcubik-is-palm-sized-3d-display-everyone-can-see-at-onc-5015736
Like itspredecessor , the newest gCubik is a strange gadget — more of test copy - of - concept than anything else . It ’s intent is to give the impression , via its six touch screen , that it contains a 3D model . Cleverly , it does this while remain a “ naked - eye ” technical school , which means that the essence succeeds without glasses , from all slant , or even from multiple angles simultaneously . It pulls this off with a complex lens arrangement , which chew over dissimilar image depending on the viewer ’s perspective , much like a bare hologram plaything .
The electron lens arrays accounts for the low resolution , but the effect is still evident and very cool . And the newest simulation is much , much closelipped to the handheld design implement that its Jehovah earlier envisioned : all surface are now have-to doe with raw showing and accelerometer , meaning that the cube can be rotate in all directions , viewed from all angles and interacted with in a number of ways . Japan’sNational Institute of Information and Communications Technology , the agency behind the project , only had the somewhat gimped model ( television below ) to show , but say the twist will soon be able to imitate object that respond realistically to movement .
In other words , you will soon be able to buy a box that can convincingly simulate another , smaller box within itself . This , I think , is called “ progress ” . [ technical school - On ]
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