A workstation is no longer required to drive a glasses-free 3D display. When the stereoscopic pipeline lives on an integrated FPGA inside the panel, an exhibition kiosk can run on a mini-PC, an Intel N100, a Raspberry Pi 5, or an ARM single-board computer. That single architectural change turns a 10-station gallery from a…
Software-driven glasses-free 3D displays force a Windows + NVIDIA RTX 2070 SUPER or better host. A 3DV Spatial Display does not — and the reason is not the panel, but where the eye-tracking and stereoscopic rendering pipeline runs.
3DV Spatial Displays move the stereoscopic pipeline from the host into an integrated FPGA inside the panel. That single architectural choice frees up host GPU budget, loosens deployment requirements, and keeps the 3D image stable for longer sessions.