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MACHINE DREAMS

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Into the Forest of Childhood, page 3 of 8
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Stereoscopic 3D

Polarized projectors are used to create the stereoscopic 3D image of the forest.

This is how it works:

As you can see, to be able to appreciate the image in 3D the observer needs 3D Glasses.
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