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EIZO and Obayashi test 3D displays for remote construction
A field trial linked construction machinery in Japan’s Noto Peninsula with an operator base more than 600 kilometres away.
- Field trial during Noto disaster-recovery work
- Synchronised stereo images over 600+ kilometres
- Company-reported comparison with 2D viewing
The system transmitted synchronised stereo images to give the operator a sense of depth while handling machinery remotely. EIZO says this allowed work from a single 3D view instead of relying on several conventional camera angles.
According to the companies’ field test, operators loaded collapsed soil from a fixed position faster with enhanced-depth 3D imaging than with the compared 2D setup. The announcement provides no numerical improvement figure or independent replication. EIZO’s Streaming Gateway handled the long-distance image transmission.
Source & dates
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- Our publication
- 09.10.2026
- Source verified
- 09.10.2026
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