3D technology proves its success not only in the market but also in classrooms. 3D TV, Blue-ray players and gaming devices are becoming popular in the market; many people are buying them and enjoying it. The 3D technology is not only getting positive responses from the market also, its learning tools have proved its success.

Consumer Survey

A recent survey in US revealed that the consumers prefer buying 3D Televisions over 2D or HD technology TVs. The study performed by research firm Fran N Magid Associates on behalf of Panasonic, during the recent Disney D23 Expo.

According to the researchers around three quarters of the US consumers have found 3D technology better than 2D. Around 71% people agreed to buy 3D TV over 2D TV, while the 27% found its experience fabulous. And the additional 50% people wished to have a 3D TV.

The research supported belief of Panasonic’s Chief Technology Officer Eisuke Tsuyuzaki. Before the study, he was quite sure that more people would favor 3D TV once they experience it.

3D learning Tools Survey

In a recent study that took place at the Abbey School in Reading proves its success. The study led by Ros Johnson, a biology teacher, found average of 17% improvement in results. In the study, they had given lessons of body organs with 3D projection. The projection helped students to understand in a better manner and added a new aspect to learning.

Across Europe the research, done in 7 schools and they found that children are concentrating more. 3D enabled learning tools are helping them and led shy students to participate in discussions. These tools provide a wow factor in the class.

The International Research Agency on behalf of Texas Instruments, conducted this research in schools across Turkey, Germany, Netherlands, Italy, France, Sweden and the UK.

740 students were involved in the study and they were tested prior to and following the lessons with a control group learning only through the traditional resources. And the result was quite amazing, 86% of students in 3D classrooms got better test results than 52% using traditional techniques.

Their attention levels also increased, 92% students were paying attention in the class during 3D lessons than 46% in the traditional environment.

Both surveys prove success of 3D Televisions, market is flooded with various gadgets and TVs but nowadays 3D devices are on high demand. This is not just because of new technology also it offers better entertainment experience. However, to experience 3D content you require 3D glasses but companies are working on another technology that will allow you to watch 3D content without any glass.

Toshiba has already introduced its first 3D TV and claims without glasses 3D viewing in Oct 2010. 3DFusion was a pioneer in this technology. The company revealed its glasses free TVs at the CES event in 2009 and setup a demo display for public.