[News] Dolby Laboratories launches Dolby 3D kids 'glasses

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Fri, 24 Jun 2011 11:46:00 GMT
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Dolby Laboratories, Inc., a provider of audio and video solutions, has launched Dolby 3D kids 'glas.

Dolby Laboratories said that designed with Dolby's 3D technical know-how, the expertise of an eyewear design company, and 3 M's new multilayer optical film lenses, the glasprovises de the slightame weight, reusable design as the adult model, but are optimized to fit the smaller head sizes of children.

 

 

"Dolby 3D kids 'glasses are high-performance, environmentally friendly, passive glasses that require no batteries or charging," said Matt Cuson, Senior Marketing ctor, Cinema, Dolby Laboratories. "Dolby 3D kids 'glasare made to the same premium-quality standards as the adult-size Dolby 3D glasses and will be available to exhibitors around the globe in time for movies coming out in Dolby 3D this summer."

These glasses deliver a premium-quality visual performance and are compatible with Dolby 3D systems currently installed. the glasses come in fun, kid-friendly green and are equipped with Sensormatic and RFID tags. the glasses are available at a list price of $12.00 or lower when purchased with a Dolby 3D bundle.

New Dolby 3D kids 'glasses include 3 M's new multilayer, scratch-resistant, antireflective-coated optical film lenses, which reduce the weight of the glas, increasing comfort while providing the excellent optical performance moviegoers Except CT from Dolby 3D.

With the same mechanical design as the adult version, the nylon frame features wide side temples and a shelf along the top edge of the frames, which help prevent extraneous light from entering the glas, cing internal lens reflections. the glasses are equipped with Sensormatic and individually serialized RFID tags that can be used for inventory tracking and management. the glascan withstand the rigors of random wash cycles and can be reused hundreds of times. because they are reusable, the per-ticket cost of Dolby 3D kids glasses can be well below the cost of disposable 3D glas, the company said.