TULSA, Okla.--3DIcon Corporation, the developer of next-generation, three-dimension projection and display technologies, today announced that the Company’s breakthrough 3D display technology, CSpace, was featured at the 2009 SPIE Europe Security + Defense Symposium, held recently in Berlin, Germany.

The SPIE Symposium’s mission is to bridge the gap between fundamental optical science and the application of the underpinning technologies in advanced defense and security systems. SPIE is the international society for optics and photonics founded in 1955 to advance light-based technologies. More than 750 international researchers and scientists attended the annual event.

The discussion panel entitled “Photonic Devices and Displays” discussed the future of high-resolution, scalable three-dimensional volumetric display technology and positioned CSpace as a leader in the advancement and development of 3D. Dr. James Sluss, project leader in the development of the CSpace technology, spoke about 3DIcon’s leadership in the evolving universe of 3D imaging display technology and the projected impact the product will have on the security and defense industry. Dr. Sluss is the director of the School of Electrical and Computer Engineering at the University of Oklahoma.

"We are honored that CSpace served as a central discussion topic among the world’s thought leaders in 3D display technology," said Martin Keating, chairman and CEO of 3DIcon Corporation. "The recognition of our advancement in 3D projection and display technologies is a testament to the growing global interest in what we anticipate will revolutionize the world of 3D and impact multiple industries by providing greater efficiency and superior clarity to imaging.”

About 3DIcon Corporation

3DIcon Corporation is a developer of groundbreaking 3D projection and display technologies that are designed to produce full color, 360° volumetric images. The Company recently completed a working prototype of its flagship technology, CSpace, a breakthrough in 3D imaging, along with concluding a key licensing agreement for the CSpace technology. 3DIcon has also launched its first software product, Pixel Precision, which targets the R&D market for developers using Texas Instruments' DLP line of products. For more information, please visit www.3dicon.net