if you flash a lego box in front of the kiosk, you can see an interactive 3d rendering of the lego model.

Also, check out this lego animation.

The housing contains a lens that eliminates the need for special 3D glasses. The lens can easily be removed at any time in order to switch back and forth between normal 2D and “spellbinding” 3D graphics.

Scheduled to ship in a few weeks.

Also, check out Plastic Logic flexible display.

Tests have shown that the user perceives its own body to be that of the person wearing the other rig. Also they can feel movements and touches made to that body as well as their own. This technology is not only entertaining but it gives us a deeper look into the connection between the physical and mental self.

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source article – link here.

The newest offering from Organic Motion, the advanced computer vision software company, offers a leap forward in training and simulation education technology by allowing trainees to interact directly with virtual environments, without the use of body suits or tracking devices. LitePod is ideal for any type of realistic training, including uses for armed services, industry, academia and various government agencies.

“LitePod makes it possible for people to interact, evaluate and learn how to act and react in new immersive environments naturally, without the use of markers” says Andrew Tschesnok, CEO, Organic Motion. “The ability to study and refine one’s movements, while immersed in simulated scenarios, can ultimately improve efficiency, response time, and can even save lives. Additionally, the advanced real-time display allows for multiple units to be simultaneously connected, giving an entire regiment the ability to train together, even from different locations”

source article. thanks for the tip, Nick.