A New HD 3D Format and Technology
Dolby (USA) and Philips (The Netherlands) have jointly created a stereoscopic 3D format and content delivery technology, dubbed Dolby 3D. The new format enables stereoscopic HD 3D content on any 3D device display - including autostereoscopic glasses-free displays. The technology automatically optimizes video for different screen sizes and even ups the resolution of "half-resolution" passive 3D to full resolution.
The two leading companies have undertaken the joint project to improve the 3D viewing experience on displays of all sizes, including smartphones, tablets, PCs, and televisions. Dolby 3D is a complete system designed to work throughout the chain to deliver clear glasses-free 3D content that operates over existing distribution systems. 
How about 3D in 4K?
Rodolfo La Maestra from HDTV magazine is coming back from the 3D World Conference in New-York, USA with some interesting facts about 4K and about 3D on 4K displays: 4K display panels will allow Full HD for each eye in passive modes, a 2 times improvement on the existing Vizio, LG and Toshiba panels with their 540 lines per eye.
nanoStream 3D Live Video Encoder
nanoStream 3D Live Video Encoder by NanoCosmos (Germany) is a video software for 3D video encoding from multiple camera views.
Livecast Video Streaming
From the 2011 Concours on the Avenue exhibition in Carmel-by-the-Sea, California, LiveCast Media (Vancouver, Canada) today announced the first unified live 3D video streaming and delivery platform. LiveCast’s cloud based architecture enables anyone to broadcast stereoscopic 3D video up to 1080p/i HD quality and instantly have it viewed on any 3D video enabled device, including: home theatres, set-top boxes, laptops and mobile phones. NAYBK3WS3F4D
SCTE Approves S3D Standard for Cable
Designed to ensure that the cable industry is prepared to act on the widespread deployment of 3D, the stereoscopic 3D project has been designed as a two-stage effort....
