Time sequential stereoscopic displays with shutter glasses

3 Time sequential stereoscopic displays with shutter glasses 

A similar concept is employed in systems where the flat panel display is replaced with a fast-response projector [23]. 

In a time-sequential stereoscopic display system, the flat panel display preserves full spatial resolution, but needs to be operated at a doubled frame rate. The shutter glasses need to be synchronized with the display, and also be operated at a high speed. Most shutter glasses are made of optically compensated bend (OCB) LC cells because of their fast response time [24—26]. In addition, the shutter glasses require power connection or batteries, and therefore are relatively heavy and expensive. 

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