20 thoughts on “ Better 3D Graphics On The Arduino ” Jack says: January 2, 2016 at 11:43 pm Like old schooll demos on Attari/ZX Spectrum/ etc Assembly and other Demo parties. Hey yaaaa ...

A few months past and I gained some interest in making this OLED work. Therefore, I started to do some research. I found a library that supports all sorts of displays for Arduino, and it supports ...

For all the Arduino-based video game builds we’ve seen, we’re really only left with a bunch of 2D platformers and other sprite-based games. [Reimecker] wasn’t satisfied with this … ...

The Asus ProArt StudioBook 16 3D OLED (H7604 3D OLED), which will integrate a 16-inch “3.2K” 120Hz 3D OLED display as well as a host of other features.

Arduino is little open source circuit board that lets you create some fairly compelling projects with a few lines of code and some circuit boards. The latest addition to the project is LiquidWare ...

According to the university, they attempted to 3D print an OLED screen in the past to no avail because the uniformity of the light-emitting layers caused issues. This time however, the University of ...

When the laptops aren't in 3D mode, their display will appear as a highly specced OLED screen, Asus claimed. The laptops can apply a 3D effect to any game, movie, or content that supports 3D.

Another theme here at Ceatec is 3D displays. Sure, Panasonic is showing its 3D high-definition home theater using a giant TV, but you still need 3D glasses to get the stereoscopic effect.

The university used a custom 3D printer that costs as much as a Tesla Model S — it might take a while for the method to be viable on off-the-shelf printers, even including high-end models like ...