3DFusion president Steve Blumenthal was on the Roster as a member of the technology panel and surprised the audience by inviting them to visit the 3DFusion business suite, located upstairs in the Waldorf, to experience the picture perfect 3DFMax glasses free 3D ASD, and to see a real time, live 3D stereo camera capture display.

The members of the audience who followed Steve’s invitation knew that they had just seen “the future” of 3DTV, 5 to 10 years ahead of time. The conclusion was plain and simple, 3DTV without glasses is here.

A short 2 weeks later, at its public debut, 3DFusion treated two different audiences to its commercially ready glasses free 3D technology. At an invitation of AEG and Island Def Jam Music Group, 3DFusion converted the Bon Jovi music video of “What Do You Got?” into glasses free 3D format.

Insight media analyst Matt Brenneshultz says “I saw the Bon Jovi video images and they looked good. Very good, in fact…. I would say if 3D Fusion AS-3D is good enough for Bon Jovi fans, it is good enough for football fans and advertisers.”

On the same day, at the Customer Engagement Technology World (CETW) trade show at the NY Jacob Javits Center, a totally different audience focused on digital signage was exposed to 3DFusion glasses free technology at the Vira booth.

The participants of the show were impressed with the clarity of 3D images without glasses. According to Insight Media “Their (3DFusion) display not only had acceptable resolution and few AS-3D artefacts as you moved around but it had excellent colour, brightness and contrast.”

Examiner.Com reported on CETW in its Nov 12 issue, “One of the most exciting technologies on display was 3D Fusion’s remarkable three-dimensional television …..this one did not require special glasses to deliver a highly effective three-dimensional image, which is visible from every angle that a standard 2D flat panel monitor is.”

3DFusion chief executive Ilya Sorokin stated “It took us four years to get here, but we are finally showing the world that 3D is not only beautiful and natural but it can be enjoyed without constrains and discomfort of the 3D glasses.”

President Stephen Blumenthal added “because we can integrate maths algorithms with the classical 3D optical, left/right stereo pairs, we make the depth element of the image adjustable, just like brightness and contrast on a standard TV. In essence, we have created a new dimension in mastering, interacting, and optimising the 3D video signal.”

Further confirmation came from Daily Variety editor David Cohen’s article quoting HC 3D chief executive James Carlton and his business partner Charlotte Huggins, producer of the 3D movie, Journey to the Centre of the Earth.

Charlotte says “Without a doubt it’s the first glasses-free 3D I’ve ever seen that completely worked for me and I have never wanted my HDTV at home to be 3D until (seeing the 3DFusion).”

James says “I had the same feeling I had when I saw HD for the first time in 2003. If the technology is what it appears to be, it could be ground breaking.”

The position of the 3DFusion end to end technology platform is that it addresses all of the aspects of glasses free solutions. The key to the 3DFusion 3DTV platform is its ability to adjust the depth factors of the image, to the taste, comfort and visual preference level of the viewer.

The company is looking for investors and strategic partners to make this technology available for widespread vertical market applications.