Tech Desk 
Dec 04, 2025
Researchers at Fudan University and Shanghai AI Laboratory have unveiled EyeReal, a groundbreaking glasses-free 3D display system that uses AI to detect the user's eyes and provide immersive graphics on a typical desktop screen.
The novel method maintains a 100-degree field of view at full HD resolution by adjusting visuals in real-time using a stack of three commercially available liquid-crystal display (LCD) panels combined with an AI-driven eye-tracking algorithm.
The way we interact with 3D content could be completely transformed by this innovation, making it as simple as watching 2D videos.
EyeReal features
EyeReal solves the problems with conventional 3D displays, which frequently cause headaches and limited viewing angles.
EyeReal creates accurate depth perception without the need for specialised hardware by using computational rendering and an AI-driven eye-tracking system.
Lead researcher Dr Li Wei stated: "This isn't just 3D; it's adaptive 3D that follows you," in an interview with Chinese media.
The technology is accessible and reasonably priced since it works with current LCD production processes.
The company has already shown off EyeReal's potential by having users navigate virtual cityscapes and 3D replicas of ancient artefacts with smooth head turns without becoming motion sick.
The technology has the power to revolutionise sectors like healthcare, education, and entertainment.
EyeReal's open-source components are accessible on GitHub, which is anticipated to spur industry innovation and acceptance.
The future of 3D display technology appears bright, and the team is working on prototypes for CES 2026.
