RE:Temporal InterpolationSir Civic:
Still under development and it will be second to the S2D switch in future revenues, with 30 possible 3D TVs projected in the next year it should bring revenues, but don`t forget it`s a patent and will have to be fought most likely through WiLan, again IMHO.
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SENSIO OBTAINS US PATENT RELATING TO TEMPORAL INTERPOLATION FOR 3DTVS 
MONTREAL – AUGUST 12, 2014 – SENSIO Technologies Inc. (« SENSIO ») (TSX-V : SIO) (OTC Markets : SNIOF), announced today that the US patent office has issued US patent no. 8804842 relating to a method to generate new images in order to increase the frame rate for 3D viewing. Similar patents have already been issued in China and Japan, in April 2013 and January 2014 respectively, and one more is currently pending in Europe. This new patent brings SENSIO’s portfolio to 17 issued patents and 13 pending in 12 different patent families.
Temporal interpolation is a technique commonly used by 120Hz or 240Hz 2D television sets to increase the frame rate of a video program. Movies, which are normally shot at 24 frames per second (fps or Hz), can be converted to higher frame rates such as 60fps or even 120fps before being displayed on HD television sets. The method to which this patent pertains enables leveraging the power of frame rate conversion to ensure a smooth and flicker-free 3D playback.
“With the issuance of this new patent, our 3D temporal interpolation portfolio has been enhanced to include an important new territory, and we are even more motivated to quickly set up our new patent licensing program”, said Nicholas Routhier, President and CEO of SENSIO. “We strongly believe in the commercial potential of this program, and we are satisfied by the range of the claims that we have just obtained”.