Startup launches 27-inch glasses-free spatial 3D display for under $1200 on Kickstarter
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Glasses-free 3D has long felt like a promise just out of reach. Now a startup called ViewX is making a bold play with its Liber monitor line, a 27-inch display that renders spatial 3D imagery using only eye tracking and an onboard AI chip, no headset, no special eyewear required.
The system tracks viewer position at 180 frames per second, converts ordinary 2D content into 3D in real time, and works across Windows, macOS, and Android devices. ViewX developed the underlying AI technology in partnership with Tencent, and the software already supports more than 100 games, including Cyberpunk 2077 and God of War.
The 27-inch model is priced under $1,200 on Kickstarter, roughly half the cost of Lenovo's comparable ThinkVision 27 3D display. The smaller 15.6-inch version ships in October 2026, with the larger model expected in early 2027.
Still, ViewX is an unproven crowdfunding campaign, and as any seasoned tech watcher knows, promises and deliveries are very different things.
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