The A.R.T. System™: Artificial Reality Television System™
Terrenz Sword · 1994
The “Artificial Reality Television System” is an integrated means for producing and viewing stereoscopic imagery that is compatible with monoscopic viewing systems. It requires using two genlocked S.M.P.T.E. time coded recording devices for dual channel recording. It is offered as a standard for two track video that will remain compatible with any new method of stereoscopic video that may be developed in the future. It is based on already patented devices. It also calls for a dual channel video broadcast, and will work with a variety of steroscopic video playback devices from projectors to head mounted displays.