3D Display Standards

3D display standards are technical guidelines that ensure different 3D screens and devices produce consistent, high-quality three-dimensional images. They specify how images are projected or displayed to create depth perception without causing discomfort. Examples include formats like side-by-side, full-resolution, or active shutter systems, which detail how left and right eye images are delivered. These standards help manufacturers develop compatible hardware and software, so viewers experience clear, comfortable 3D visuals across devices such as TVs, monitors, and virtual reality headsets. Overall, they promote interoperability, quality, and safety in 3D visual experiences.