Hi Masterpj
I know that there are differences between autostereoscopic and passive/active systems.
Your linked video is awesome, for me a laser projector can do vectorial drawings and 2d raster images...and not plasma based holographic pixels...
You posted a video where I saw e video sequence generated by the Pangolin plugin but a vectorial projector can't do good raster images...
I use Stereoplayer for a long time, I have 2 Samsung 3d monitors, one 3d Samsung TV and one Sony 3d laptop...
I love stereoscopy, I have a FujiW3 camera and one Sony Alpha 55, on my PS3 I can watch my 3d photos and 3d renderings.
On
http://www.3dvisionlive.com/ I posted a lot of 3d renderings and photos.
Now I'm doing some research on lasers, in few days I will receive my first one.
I think that the future of raster projection is based on laser. Kodak is developing a 3d cinema laser. Flat laser tvs like Mitsubishi have not been successful.
To have a full immersive 3d stereoscopic projection you need a large screen and a powerful lamp, not a tv. This is possible only in Imax cinemas.
At home we will have our 3d laser projector, that basically works like a Laserworld/Kvant/Arctos projector. The only difference is the scanner.