Sunnyvale, CA, March 30, 2011 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- iPONT International, a creator, converter and distributor of glasses-free 3D (autostereoscopic) technology, will introduce its real-time 3D TV broadcast service to several of the most influential venture capital firms in Silicon Valley at the International Investment Expo (iEXPO), sponsored by Plug and Play Tech Center.
What: iPONT Unveils Real-Time 3D TV Broadcast Service to Investor Community
Who: Zoltán Korcsok, CEO, iPONT International and Glen Harper, President, iPONT USA
When: March 31 from 1-7 p.m. (PDT)
Where: Plug and Play Tech Center, Sunnyvale Campus
Currently, all 3D signals are broadcast in stereo with the intention of being viewed with glasses. Using a set top box or built-in technology, iPONT’s 3D TV box converts these signals at the consumer level, allowing autostereoscopic 3D screens to automatically accept an incoming multi-view 3D signal.
Located in the heart of Silicon Valley, Plug and Play Tech Center is a community of over 280 technology startup companies in the areas of Web 2.0, software (SaaS), systems, and semiconductor and telecomm verticals. Since its inception in January 2006, the center has helped startups raise in excess of $750 million in venture funding.
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About iPONT
iPONT International (www.ipont3D.com) is a creator, converter and distributor of glasses-free 3D, also known as autostereoscopic. The company serves both business and consumer markets. iPONT creates complete 3D digital signage solutions used by a variety of industries, including advertising, entertainment and retail. It also distributes content to its B2B customers through a cloud-based content management service.
For home entertainment enthusiasts, iPONT’s set-top boxes convert 3D content to autostereoscopic content. The company also converts existing 2D content-including movies, signage and other video-into 3D and offers 3D Blu-Ray integration, live 3D viewing from the Internet, and solutions for viewing live 3D feeds from satellite.
Based in Budapest, Hungary, iPONT is privately held.