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The following is from an announcement for the sixth conference on 3D Display
Techniques sponsored by The Institute for Graphic Communication: REAL-TIME
STEREOSCOPIC VIDEO DISPLAY SYSTEMS, Bedford, Mass., March 22-24 1987.  Registrar
: Gail Montgomery, (617)267-9425.  I have no affiliation with the above, but
provide the following for general interest.

MASS MARKET APPLICATIONS FOR LCS 3-D USING THE ATARI 1040ST
Gary S. Yost - Antic Publishing, Inc.

Technical overview of the $150 field-sequential 3-D display
 -Liquid crystal (PI) cell
 -Cartridge interface for Atari 1040ST
 -Modular C language driver software
Under $100 3D applications currently in distribution
 -Computer Aided Design (CAD-3D)
 -Animation/Simulation
 -Molecular modeling and medical applications
 -Entertainment
Future 3D applications currently in development
 -Opthamology, stereopsis testing in elementary schools
 -Interplanetary flight mechanics
 -Remote vision
Consumer marketinig issues
 -Winning consumer acceptance of 3D technology
 -Advertising - Answering the questions:
  What is stereo?  Why do I need it?
 -Integrating 3D into current 2-1/2D software products
 -Educating consumer software developers
Transitions
 -Selling consumer products to professionals
 -What place does $150 LCS 3D and Atari's have in corporate America?

Gary S. Yost, Director of Product Development and Marketing, Antic Publishing,
Inc., San Francisco, California
     Mr. Yost founded the software division of Antic Publishing, Inc. in 1985,
and is the significant force behind the development of the STEREOTEK 3D display
system for Atari ST computers (in cooperation with Tektronix).  Before moving to
Antic in 1983, he was a Research Fellow with the Atari Institiute for
Educational Action Research.  In the past year, Mr. Yost has managed the
development of the first Computer Aided Design system that stereoscopically
renders 3D models in color (under $100), and the first stereoscopic molecular
modeling package aimed at the secondary education market towards marketing
high-performance 3D displays to over 150,000 Atari ST owners, and developing
special 3D markets for value added resellers.