Breakthrough for Eurpoe 3D TV

German and Swiss researchers believe that they have discovered a new technology that could affordably deliver 3D viewing into homes, reports Rapid TV News.

Germany's Infitec has developed technology based on glasses using a narrow colour band wave to improve the quality of the image, using specific wavelengths of red, green and blue for the right eye and different wavelengths of the same colours for the left eye.

The glasses filter out very specific wavelengths giving the illusion of a 3D image. Infitec has partnered up with Optics Balzers, a Swiss company that specialises in 3D filters, and with whom it is developing a 3D LCD screen known as the Dualplex Display.

Genesis IT Innovation, a provider of network audio-visual solutions for businesses and homes announced a new line-up of integrated solutions for home-based entertainment, security and lighting, writes Silicon India.

Energy audit studies in India have indicated energy saving potential between 20 and 30% in households, offices hotels and such others with use of smart and intelligent digital home solutions.

This digital home technology enables all devices - lighting, audio visual, security solutions and internet - to be connected to one other, to optimise their functioning.

Video search engine blinkx has agreed a partnership with Internet Video Archive (IVA), an aggregator of movie and TV trailers, game previews and music videos, says Business Financial Newswire.

IVA's portfolio of videos will now be fully searchable and viewable at www.blinkx.com.

IVA has more than half a million unique video assets from more than 1 000 content providers and has established a reputation as the archive of record for audio visual samples.