ABSTRACT
Stereoscopic displays require users to wear a device or helmet, such as anaglyph glasses and head mount display, that ensure the left and right views are seen by the correct eye (Holliman, 2005).
Autostereoscopic displays can present the 3D stereoscpic images to the viewer without wearing glasses, goggles or any device. It can separate the left and right views and transmit the strereoscopic images directly to the correct eye (Halle, 1997).
