Making 3D Glasses DIY

These 3D glasses are designed to be used in radio controlled aircrafts, to achieve the most realistic fov from the air. They will be combined to a 7 axis arm, so you can look all around you realisticly.
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[@aloofmorkiegames]

I’m glad you called them 3D glasses instead of a VR headset since most people get them confused and end up calling homemade mobile “vr” stuff like “SUPER CLEAR VR HEADSET” when in reality it’s just a screen on your face that lets you look around a bit meaning it’s more 3D glasses than vr also this is quite high quality great job

[@SheldenCaudill]

This is the type of video you really actually need to watch and not skip through and expect to understand. I appreciate the time and effort put into this I have to try to fit a lot of information into one video on my channel too. Don't be discouraged by the haters. :)

[@rickyrodriguez6442]

Very good work! I made my fpv googles from a old pair of video glasses.. I live for these type of inventions. Thanks for posting RICKY ROD

[@Protocorner]

Ricky Rodriguez Thank you!

[@NavinSinghGilbert]

Mind Blowing!

[@betterbitter2645]

Yey! Now I can make my own 3D glasses! Oh wait... I forgot I don't have most of those fuckin fancy tools!

[@abhimishra8216]

hhahaha... lol

[@Protocorner]

Use the tools you have and make something that also works. This video is just something that helps showing what you could make using what you got.

[@GordonFreeman69]

Damn, I wanted to do this, I'm glad you did it so I know it works. I'm going to build one now, thanks!

[@Protocorner]

You are welcome sir :D

[@kakhak]

Serious job and video. Thanks.

[@t.nogueira4681]

meu sonho de consumo! sempre quis ter essas ferramentas que foram utilizadas ficou legal, PARABÉNS!!!

[@ntpmichael41]

Well done!!

[@Protocorner]

+Michael Lim Poh Hong Hey thanks man!

[@gavinw77]

Really impressive thanks for showing.

[@Protocorner]

Thank you!

[@wekex3696]

great job

[@poolec404]

That's actually a really good approach -- thankyou

[@Protocorner]

You sir, are welcome!

[@Japieoh]

Very nice!

[@Protocorner]

Japieoh Thank you! =)

[@dheerajbidlaanbidlaan5356]

Verrrrryyy nice

[@fotisdog3612]

very good!!!

[@Protocorner]

+fotis dog Thank you!

[@MAFSCHANNELDIY]

fantastic.....

[@theillusion2476]

Hey awesome video man! Good work!! :D

[@Protocorner]

+The Illusion Thanks!

[@cenabitednbfpv587]

great job guys!

[@Protocorner]

+Anthony Cenabite Farr Thanks!

[@hyperhektor7733]

that mirror technique is quiet nice soloution. thanks for the idea :)

[@Protocorner]

Thanks! And you are welcome!

[@billysgeo]

You got my thumbs-up in the first minute!!!

[@Protocorner]

BIll Georgoulakis Thanks! =)

[@lokeshpuripanda8720]

Good making

[@Protocorner]

Thanks!

[@clayderx1019]

awesome!

[@Protocorner]

+clayder x Thanks!

[@fredpeng7839]

Great, thanks for sharing!

[@Protocorner]

Fred Peng Thank you!

[@Steel0079]

Really amazing !

[@Protocorner]

Steel007 Da Lagger Thanks!

[@kiranbhagat2619]

@@Protocorner aa

[@MaxBrainDevices]

Amazing

[@Protocorner]

+Max Brain Thanks!

[@sanjayrathore9191]

coooool....................................... shandaar

[@tangducbao7309]

wow. i love this guy. That is great.

[@Protocorner]

Thanks you!

[@Shambusnair]

Good work 👍

[@Protocorner]

Thanks!

[@DarwinDunks]

Man. this is a wonderful creation.. Nice. This made me subscribed . And felt the love from what you were doin.. NICE !! THUMBS UP FROM ME!! 👍

[@Protocorner]

Thank you!

[@luckybest3000]

Amazing!!

[@Protocorner]

Thanks!

[@d-graphics9406]

Really a difficult task... I really appreciate...

[@Protocorner]

+Danish Bashir Thanks!

[@skynetcybersystem3tech]

perfect

[@anonymousgod331]

Awesome

[@Protocorner]

thanks!

[@cg4unet]

amazing

[@Protocorner]

+Physics Animations Edu CG4u Thanks!

[@SuEnRoD]

Talent..ust pure Taaaleeeent

[@Protocorner]

+James Chastain Thanks!

[@mrsafiofficial1958]

Impressive :)

[@markjennings2315]

Very nice but hardly DIY !! Im keen to see how you get on. These would be my ultimate fusion of Skyzone 3d with headplay superior image.

[@lookout816]

Great!

[@griffin7911]

The great thing about this is that you can play any game without any special software! Now, this isn't created for that, but it's still nice for pictures and movies.

[@griffin7911]

Hanny Jucá True.

[@cherryclyburn3850]

Wow. It looks like VR.

[@jeremykaplan9352]

Wow! It took him 8 minutes and 17 seconds to make this!

[@cdaryl1]

man safety first.. those glasses are really freaking sharp.

[@redbugg99]

I been trying to do this with two cellphones They have a better screen resolution But I just don't know how to have them as video display from an outside input ... WiFi ... Bluetooth ... or hardwired ... Great job

[@joeheaney3641]

Won't the mirrors latterly inverse the image leading to difficulty controlling RPAS ?

[@jb-fpv7384]

Very Innovative, would be nice to place a custom order

[@Protocorner]

Photostop Borgs Thanks!

[@gym_broth3r]

nice bro!

[@Protocorner]

Thanks =)

[@yongseokchoi2076]

cool!!!!

[@Protocorner]

+Yongseok Choi Thanks!

[@tele1974]

I'll take a set. When are going into production?

[@MrYoussef06181]

ficilitation good job friend :)

[@Protocorner]

+Bouchidocode Thanks!

[@919620358270]

With the help of big and sharp scissor you can cut the glass very easily, just take a bucket water and cut the glass with the scissor under the water. the hand, glass and scissor should be fully immersed into the water.

[@Protocorner]

+Gautam Sounds interesting we will need to try that :D

[@ilmu.yang.bermanfaat]

actually this is quite complex, you'll need a software to project images on each display. the easiest way to achieve wide fov is simply using a very good lenses with high display density such as retina display.

[@MomentoDanieleD]

3D glasses to watch the real life. LOL. Amazing project

[@Protocorner]

yeah its for remote viewing =)

[@jacquemeier2005]

Really cool project. Good job! Could you post a link to a forum? I would like to use your sketch with the optical angles and so forth... I could really need some help there... I looking forward to a new “RC winter season“ project ;)

[@Protocorner]

Hi! We dont really have forum yet. Almost all the info we have are in the video. We will make new 3D glasses soon so look forward to that! In that video I will add more information about how to go about makeing it.

[@TurboHeart]

This is awesome. Looks way better than the fat sharks

[@KohLeeVanDjocdja8888]

Great !...

[@Protocorner]

+Koh Lee Van Djocdja Thanks!

[@joesmoe71]

Awesome work dude! Very impressive project! There's another open source DIY VR headset project going on call Relativty.net that most of which can be 3D printer and uses easy to get parts, people might want to check that out too.

[@marlocenizal8877]

wow so! awesome, keep up, the ma men

[@Protocorner]

+Marlo Cenizal Thanks! :)

[@littlethings4322]

Homemade 3D glasses can you show me

[@EkremSelim]

its perfect

[@Protocorner]

+Selim Güllü Thank you! :)

[@EkremSelim]

+CNC Flake also you are kind

[@cliodream]

Great! You are really Genius.......

[@Protocorner]

Byung Gil Cho I dont know about that :D but Thank you!

[@SuperJayJoe]

Where can I get the CAD drawing? Have a 2nd Tx now and a diversity Rx with simultaneous videooutput. Want to give it a try. Or can you tell me the correct angle to look into the close range? Is it the 5.3 note that we can see on the drawing?

[@antoniloturco]

FANTASTICO..!!!! ECEZZIONALE..!!! OK..!!!

[@Protocorner]

+ANTONIO LO TURCO Thanks!

[@tomrhodes1629]

A QUESTION: I want a pair of goggles that accomplish the goals that you set for these (clarity, FOV, and 1:1 view relationship). And I need them to take a direct A/V input (from auxiliary cameras) like yours do. But I simply want to buy them (rather than make them). So, what goggles would you recommend? (Feel free to shoot me a range of choices so I can check them out, please.) Thanks!

[@luciduous]

Great start! Check your angles though. Measure the distance from each eye through the mirror to each corner of the lcd. (hint hint, every thing should be 60 degrees angles, otherwise your eyes are converging at different distances). I've pioneered this approach at real3dfpv.com , Your using front surface mirrors, right? And yes, 8" is my preferred lcd size to use. Just be triple sure that they are fpv friendly (no blue screen at weak signals). You'll need a counterweight with the larger screen size, I use the battery pack with other electronics. Good luck, and I know you'll enjoy the results. It can be considered a pseudo HD HMD due to the double transmission resolution to your eyes!

[@MovieMan-gh2qn]

10 to 20 thousand if you count the cost of the CNC router

[@jonathanarvelo3048]

cool

[@Protocorner]

thanks

[@karljaeger2970]

these are the perfect goggles, where can i buy them or the kit, thanks

[@Protocorner]

Karl Jaegerr Thanks! Sadly we dont sell these yet

[@omarhadjarab8049]

Thank you for the video it's inspiring, but I noticed you haven't made any lens focality measurement, nor have you mentioned what type of lenses used, also I would like to suggest the use of quality prisms for the purpose. Anyway, I thank you very much for sharing. Great stuff, and keep up the good work. Regards.

[@Protocorner]

+Omar Hadjarab Thank you! We got the lenses from here: www.teknofokus.fi/ The lens was made by M. Wiseman & Co., LTD. Vale Of Leven, Scotland. And on the lens bag there is + 8·00 Marking.

[@DINGDONG-yf2xp]

what is the function of the magnets? And which vr games can i download which do not need move controller? Thanks

[@victorgalvez927]

puting the monitor at 45 and mirroring it ,doest it shift the image? how do you correct that issue? by the way, good proof of concept! easy and inexpensive!

[@Protocorner]

Thanks! We flipped the image in the camera settings

[@dontlookmeup090]

Where can I buy custom LED or LCD screens(that I can plug with HDMI) and lenses from? I want to create custom VR headset with high FOV, but I can't find anything on the internet.

[@ramaluciano]

what is the purpose of the mirror?

[@vladimirushakov9163]

did you ever get around to making a second version?

[@Protocorner]

Its in the making. Sadly takes long as we have to do work that pays first to pay the rent and stuff. Hopefully we'll get around to it soon. I am making a video of it.

[@marklozano9898]

or you can just use your own eyes to see objects the way they are.. kidding.. Good job!

[@Protocorner]

Thanks!

[@aqstn5761]

Mark Lozano T

[@tieulongkom]

Hey buddy, can you tell me which lens power should we use? How many diopters for best peformance of 20-30cm distance?

[@metinsolmaz7561]

wery nice

[@Protocorner]

+metin solmaz Thanks!

[@aleksandarstojanovic1640]

Great project! Thanks for sharing! Does mirror invert the image? Do you need to invert image on screen first? Thanks.

[@Protocorner]

Hey Thanks! Yeah you need to invert the image in the camera settings.

[@spaid1988]

can u show how to hook it up via vga for comp gaming usage

[@ptptp7826]

please make tutorial for the electronic parts

[@keshkakotera8972]

Fantastic! I have a pile of parts on my desk I was planning on making "the standard diy fpv" goggles but was running into the problem of either having the screen 7 to 8 inches away from my face (huge box) or closer and having to strain my eyes as if I was looking at the end of my nose (cross eyed). Your system solves that beautifully. Have you done any more work on this system? Also a question about the lenses you used. Size? Strength? Where to purchase? Thank you!

[@Protocorner]

Thank you! We will soon make a new model or started already but finding it hard to find the time to finnish the project. I will upload a video of it once we get it done. We got the lenses from here: www.teknofokus.fi/ The lens was made by M. Wiseman & Co., LTD. Vale Of Leven, Scotland. And on the lens bag there is + 8·00 Marking.

[@cryptohyphersharma4174]

!? what did u do exactly

[@paulius5017]

the most hard DIY ever

[@paulzeiss1900]

so does this make any movie 3 d?

[@nickgamber145]

Dear CNC Flake, Can you please list in the description of this video the uses for these 3D glasses, and the ballpark cost. I was looking up 3D movie viewing and have no idea what your fine project will yield, nor the cost, and that doesn't seem to be part of the video AFAIK... Thanks for a great video that so many have given a thumbs up. I think that because this video is suggested to so many that are looking on KZbin for 3D movie watching,etc, that if you provide a description of what you are making, it's application and ballpark cost, you will have tremendously higher success!

[@chadhutson3512]

Obviously you're the smart one here you call the guy flake and then you wouldn't Kim to give you information on how to build something you're the dip s*** maybe you should get a CNC and sew your mouth shut with it

[@chadhutson3512]

Once again the more I hear from your sincere responds and nobody gives a s*** about why should anybody listen to you where all be rich and wealthy because your stupid mouth

[@ivanvicentejanvrotmiranda4287]

Very interesting, but I'm missing something. The image appears mirrowed, e.g , words you can't read and a car driving left appearing as going right?

[@Protocorner]

Ivan Vicente Janvrot Miranda I guess it was before we changed it in the camera settings

[@azeembutt7147]

do you sale it if i want to buy ?

[@donovan6348]

if i have a room like yours , i wouldve been trapped inside

[@muhammadrosyid8484]

Wah hebat techno canggih dari inspirasi cara berfikir brilian ok bro

[@dish_care]

Hi projector, will you please tell me what the net/gross/total weight of this 3D eye gear in grams thank you.

[@Protocorner]

We have disassembled it since, so best guess 0.7kg

[@did3d523]

do it in 720p screen 7" is possible?

[@akujiwar]

Hello. Nice project. Where can I get hold of lenses like that please?

[@Protocorner]

Thank you! We got the lenses from here: www.teknofokus.fi/ The lens was made by M. Wiseman & Co., LTD. Vale Of Leven, Scotland. And on the lens bag there is + 8·00 Marking.

[@FPVcambodia]

Well done, we discussed this solution with some friends, a few days ago, and here you are with the solution.... We have ad-hoc adapted an HK Google today, and looking at your custom solution; here we go 3D home made with quite an amazing quality of screen... Really impressed.... Would you mind sharing where you got the lenses, and also, if I may, whether you would be OK to share the ACAd 2D or 3D lenses holders? I should be able to 3D print them in that case, and replicate your design! Really impressed, thanks for sharing, and as always Safe Flying! Tks for keeping in touch! Cheers ;)

[@Protocorner]

FPV Cambodia Thank you! Sorry for takeing so long to answer. We got the lenses from here: www.teknofokus.fi/ The lens was made by M. Wiseman & Co., LTD. Vale Of Leven, Scotland. And on the lens bag there is + 8·00 Marking. The lens holders were designed just quickly and therefore they can only be ajusted tilting round x axis. Of course we can send you the .STEP file just PM me your email address or send me an email: [e-mail]

[@did3d523]

how do you flip image on screen for the eye left?

[@Protocorner]

+Diodo Paul From the camera settings :)

[@bw1024]

Kickstarter?

[@ADAD-qp7wy]

Thank u for your videos...you can use tripod next time or change the camera man...

[@SackyX]

Isn't the image backwards?

[@dagobb]

I know this is an old post, but how did this project finish up? Succeed flying 3d fpv? interesting project...

[@Protocorner]

+dagobb Hi! We are currently making the next version. It is taking a while since we need to make money for rent and have to do projects for clients that pay money so we can pay the rent :D

[@alitlweird]

**so simple that even a guy with an electrical engineering degree and the right tools could build it**

[@Protocorner]

yup

[@cookieeater8475]

cool :-D i have to do the same for a contest because I'd like to develop a 3D software ;-) where did you have these patents?

[@TECHNO_TURK]

put some big ir spots on it and you got an night vision glasses :)

[@LukeDude759]

The cameras would have to be able to detect infrared light. An IR emitter by itself won't work.

[@elmirdemirov7595]

BRAAVO

[@Protocorner]

Thank you!