Here is what someone on another board posted today.
3D Icon's C-Space
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I think the release of fully functional C-space will be the real breakthrough and there will be no look back for this company & stock after that! It should be pretty soon.. (IMO)
For quick Reference:
In December 2010 the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office granted CSpace® U.S. patent #7,858,913. The patent strategically positions the company to lead the emergence and commercialization of volumetric 3D display technology.
CSpace is a unique 3D display that is being designed to produce high-resolution full-color, true 3D images. The display does not require special viewing aids or glasses, does not cause viewer fatigue during prolonged use, and is capable of producing translucent images for viewing the inside of images, such as human organs, cargo containers, baggage, ocean or terrain features, or troop carriers, all of which are beyond the capabilities of other current display methodologies. CSpace is a pure, static 3D display that doesn’t require mechanical rotational movement and has the potential to generate 3D images.
CSpace has a wide market for potential applications in such fields as medical imaging (CT, MRI, dental), baggage and cargo scanning, military performance-mission planning, tactical awareness, decision support, and post engagement assessment-engineering, geospatial exploration, education and training applications, entertainment applications (video games), air traffic control systems, space transportation systems, and earth science research.
For example, CSpace provides volume rendering of the surface and interior of any human organ, which could increase the effectiveness of real-time imaging systems such as fMRI that are central to future medical care and research. Other types of displays, such as holographic displays, can render objects but are unable to show an interior view; those displays would not be effective in applications that require rendering of object interiors such as medical images, cargo scanning for homeland security, and others.
