MOCOMTECH's patented stereoscopic book technology has been applied to Numbers and Space: Drawing Polygons and Polyhedra, a mathematics book written by Dr. Ho-Sung Kim and published by Chonnam National University Press in September 2026.
The book combines mathematical explanations, illustrations, and stereoscopic images to help readers explore geometric structures in three dimensions.
Bringing Spatial Mathematics into 3D
Understanding geometric shapes often involves interpreting three-dimensional structures from two-dimensional drawings.
Numbers and Space approaches this challenge by introducing mathematical concepts through functions, equations, and visual representations.
Starting with linear functions and equations, the book explores how points, lines, and planes relate to one another and how they form polygons and polyhedra.
Stereoscopic imagery adds another way for readers to observe the spatial structures presented in the book.
MOCOM's Patented Stereoscopic Book Technology
The publication incorporates MOCOMTECH's patented stereoscopic book technology (Korean Patent No. 10-2926634).
Using the accompanying stereoscopic viewer, readers can observe specially prepared 3D images printed in the book without an electronic display.
This integration demonstrates how physical books and optical viewing technology can work together to create an interactive visual experience.
According to MOCOMTECH CEO Hae-Yong Choi, Numbers and Space is the first published book to incorporate this particular patented technology.
Applications Beyond Mathematics
The project demonstrates a potential approach for publishers and educational content developers seeking to integrate stereoscopic imagery into printed materials.
Possible applications to explore include:
- Mathematics and geometry textbooks
- Science and engineering publications
- Medical and anatomical educational materials
- Architecture and spatial visualization resources
- Museum education books and exhibition publications
These are potential areas for future development rather than claims of completed applications.
MOCOMTECH intends to explore further opportunities to combine stereoscopic viewing technology with educational and scientific publications.
About the Book
Title: Numbers and Space: Drawing Polygons and Polyhedra (수와 공간 – 다각형과 다면체 그리기)
Author: Dr. Ho-Sung Kim
Publisher: Chonnam National University Press, South Korea
Publication: September 2026
Technology: MOCOMTECH's patented stereoscopic book technology
Patent: Korean Patent No. 10-2926634
Explore Stereoscopic Publishing with MOCOMTECH
Are you developing educational books, scientific publications, or printed learning materials that could benefit from stereoscopic imagery?
MOCOMTECH welcomes inquiries from publishers, educational content developers, and organizations interested in exploring stereoscopic viewing applications.
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