Vortex Mk II (Volumetric 3D Explorer) @BristolIG
Vortex Mk II (Volumetric 3D Explorer)  @BristolIG
Uploaded January 2012 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
Vortex Mk II is a swept volumetric display. It is a 3D display which generates virtual objects with real depth. The display is autostereoscopic (no need for glasses to view 3d), full 360 degree accessible (can be viewed from any position around it) and can receive inputs on its protective surface. Vortex Mk II is built using off-the-shelf components and delivers 10 million voxels at 8 volumes per second. See more about Vortex Mk II at (big.cs.bris.ac.uk/projects/voidsphere)
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Vortex Mk II (Volumetric 3D Explorer)

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