Samsung unveils glasses-free 3D displays in Japan - Korea Herald
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Samsung Electronics demonstrated its glasses-free Spatial Signage 3D displays at game developer NC's booth during Tokyo Game Show 2026 at the Makuhari Messe exhibition center in Chiba, Japan. The company expects to use such screens in character merchandise stores and pop-up shops, Korea Herald reports. NC's booth featured characters from the upcoming mobile game Astrae Oratio. An 85-inch vertically installed screen displayed an elevator scene: after the doors opened, a character appeared to step forward into the exhibition space, look at visitors and wave to them. Thirty-two-inch displays featuring characters making various gestures and showing emotions were also placed along the visitor route. Spatial Signage uses Samsung's 3D Plate technology, which creates a sense of depth without special glasses. According to the company, images of characters and backgrounds appear to extend beyond the screen. An NC representative said the company sought to create a natural encounter between guests and characters from the moment they entered the booth, rather than merely showcase the world of the new game. According to the representative, the displays made more visitors linger at the booth, while the waiting area became a popular spot for photographs. More current news is available on the UA.News Telegram channel Telegram. Samsung is positioning the technology for Tokyo retail spaces...
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