Sony has developed a new cylindrical 360-degree “autostereoscopic” and volumetric display that they have debuted this week at the SIGGRAPH conference. The RayModeler 3D can show 360 degree images in all directions, with just one-degree separation. No special glasses are needed, and the display includes a gesture interface for interaction. The video below shows details, including the means to create content from static or video images.
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