Successful films three-dimensional (3D) Avatar and Alice in Wonderland in popularity and commercial push by researchers at the Gwangju Institute of Science and Technology, South Korea, to develop the technology in the book. Thus, the characters in the book makes it possible to move, twist, jump and even, toward the reader.According to the researchers, the book containing the folklore of Korea it must be read with special glasses. "As readers flip the book and enforce, its 3D animation can also be seen. It took three years to develop its software," said Kim Sang-cheol, head of the project.
Kim says, the technology can be used for all types of books. In fact, he said, the device can be used to display images via smart phones or museums. Unfortunately, we still have to wait long for the presence of the 3D book.
"It takes time for the marketing of this technology to the public," said Kim. "I also do not know the price of certain books, but the price would be affordable if mass produced".
