Education will benefit to new extents with the introduction of 3D TVs. Education has already moved on to the PC where students even at school levels are referring to video tutorials and other media forms related to their subjects. Having 3D TVs will boost understanding to greater heights, not to mention it would be more fun all together. For example, while studying geography, instead of just looking at a country on the map, with 3D TV you can zoom to show pin point locations right in frontof your eyes.

The field of medicine will really benefit from 3D TVs and this idea is being made a possibility by several large companies. Some companies such as Alioscopy are currently focussing towards medicine and are not moving along the stereotypical path of targetting home users. Viewing the internal organs in the human body in 3D will give a boost to doctor's performing surgeries. Their diagnosis can be made more easily and it reduces the chances of causing an error. There will be a whole new understanding and approach to medical procedures with the introduction of 3D TVs.

Biotechnologists and biomedical researches also profit from this and can display detailed structures of DNA and proteins that they have mapped, in return giving them a better understanding of genetics and our very own evolution.

People get easily distracted by shiny objects being displayed on a regular television and if it is a product, it will be wanted by all. This is a common advertising strategy that is used by companies to lure people into purchasing their products without actually getting to see them first hand. Traditional television is limiting the viewers from actually finding out the full features of a product. Utilising 3D TVs as a mode to sell products will give potential buyers a better look at the product and will not be dissapointed with what they purchase. Those tele scammers will finally be dealt with. When 3D TVs go mainstream, which won’t be very long, even professionals like Architects and Interior Designers will benefit from it. Creating and presenting their projects can be done with much more ease. Plans for building and homes can be laid out and conveyed to the clients simply through a 3D TV.

Using your LCD or plasma TV, that is wall mounted, to display beutiful pictures of art work is now a common thing seen in households that have these TVs. Now think about those images actually popping out of that screen, letting people view it in a whole new way. Luxury at home will soon know a new meaning with 3D Art. Sculptors and artisans normally create intricate designs before actually executing them, but sometimes things don’t turn out as originally planned as what they view is on a 2D plane. But with 3D playing a roll here as well, things will always go as planned.

3D technology has inspired many other similar fields. There are researches that are working towards creating a chip in cameras that can actually capture an image and convert it into a three-dimensional one with actual depth and distance. As this technology is new it does have it’s own kinks that need to be sorted out. But this has also helped to reduce noise and other distortion in images. This 3D technology would make a welcome addition to the cameras of the future. As battery capacities expand and processors become more powerful, cameras will be able to sport these chips with ease. Although the price would probably be higher than a traditional sensor, being able to take 3D photos would certainly be worth it, at least for some. 3D is just the start of things and is already looking very promising. The next thing that this will evolve into is holographic imaging. The day will come when communicating between people will feel that you are actually talking to the person right next to you.

Even your watch or mobile phones (if they will still exist) will be able to transmit this type of video and with a voice interface you can actually see the person you are speaking with right next to you even though he or she might be in another part of the world. Holograms are also useful is so most of the mentioned 3D TV applications. For example, in the field of education, many students opt for higher education through distance learning programs, which works out to be tough due to physical isolation, but will soon be able to sit in a holographic classroom along with the other students.

What the future holds for us all is still not certain, but what is certain is that we are moving in the right direction and have definitely had a good start. How long it will take to reach the destination is upto all of us, whether to appreciate and acceptthe technology put forth is all our choice. We have already made our choice and can’t wait to see this technology turn into a complete reality, what about you?

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