3DIcon Corp.’s (TDCP.OB) Breakthrough 3D Interface Technology will use Berkeley Lab Nanocrystals
3DIcon Corporation, www.3dicon.net – a pioneer developer of volumetric, full-color, 360-degree, 3D imaging technology for interfaces, visualization and other applications, today revealed the signing of a Materials Transfer Agreement (MTA) with University of California regents through Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, under a DOE contract, to obtain Berkeley Lab-developed nanocrystals for use in its work. Founder and CEO of TDCP, Martin Keating, commented on the Company’s completion and patenting of the rendering of 3D applications with the advent of the CSpace® system, and noted that software-layer advancements like Pixel Precision® represent tangible breakthroughs in 3D interface technology. Keating pointed to aspects…