Microsoft development shows layered new 3D technology can be linked to Kinect

For all the Microsoft Research Division projects, we want them to be successful, these projects are usually very interesting, this introduction is no exception. Steven Bathiche, Microsoft Research and development project manager, showed us some of the features of a new technology under development in the video below.　　The coolest thing about this technique is the "wedge-shaped" lens, which splits the screen into two different images, each wedge, independent but overlapping, looking like a holographic projection. Bathiche says they have now taken the technology a step further: the display tracks the position of two Kinect users, allowing them to see two completely different images on the same screen.　　After careful consideration, we take into account the human visual fatigue and other factors, the end of the technology is not exaggerated, using this technology in the game does not cool to nosebleed. It looks like a 3D technology, but there are some things that are not the same, such as the Kinect linkage, and Microsoft's seemingly more manageable than the 3D unveiled by Nintendo and Sony. (Edit/Xu Mingming)