3-D T.V. For Industry - This is a viewing screen of a TV camera that has been developed for use in the atomic sphere where the human touch is not possible owing to the danger of radiation. TV announcer, Avis Scott, is wearing the special polaroid glasses that give the 3D effect.Picture from Earls Court, where the 21st Radio show opens tomorrow. August 24, 1954.
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