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3D PLURAVIEW
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Flicker-free for relaxed 3D operations and continuous, professional use
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Highest brightness – suitable for office daylight conditions, one monitor per stereo channel and each eye
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Free and wide viewing angle – suitable for group viewings with up to 5 people
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Highest resolution - up to 4K (UHD) with 8.3 MegaPixel per eye at 10-bit color depth
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Certified for several hundred applications (PDF listed on 3D-Pluraview.com)
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Engineered and manufactured with the highest quality in Germany
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Future-proof and established for more than 17 years as plug & play technology
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Our best stereo-reference are many long-term and highly satisfied users
Designed for
3D-Stereo Professional Users
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The optimum 3D- stereo experience—full-time operations
The Schneider Digital 3D PluraView monitors feature optimized beam-splitter technology for the highest quality in stereoscopic rendering on the desktop. Our 3D PluraView monitors are ideally suited for all stereo software applications in most major industries, such as:
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GIS & Mapping
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Photogrammetry
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Oil & Gas prospecting
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Molecular research and design
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CGI / 3D Video editing
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Mechanical Design / CAD
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Crystallography/Biochemistry
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Industrial Measuring / Laser Scanning
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Simulation & VR training
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BIM & 3D City model visualization
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Computer tomography & surgical planning
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Archeology
3D PluraView – supported applications:
Especially with GIS and photogrammetry applications, professional users are faced by the challenge of quickly loading large amounts of data and visualizing these in stereoscopic mode on a 3D-capable system. Professionals who are working daily with high-resolution 3D mesh models, stereo imagery, CAD, and GIS data, need a flicker-free, daylight-capable 3D monitor, which allows fatigue-free, stereoscopic interaction all day long.
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Schneider Digital has introduced the 3D PluraView family of beam-splitter, passive 3D stereo displays, to meet these exact needs. 3D PluraView monitors are specifically designed for stereoscopic display, interfacing seamlessly to most 3D-capable software applications in industries such as photogrammetry, LiDAR point clouds, and CAD – or GIS-based 3D data visualization. Only with cross-polarized, passive stereo filters, can stereo images, intricate CAD, mesh, and other surfaces and textures be reproduced down to the smallest detail.