Mitsubishi Electric develops aquarium with 3-D computer graphics

OSAKA, Japan - Mitsubishi Electric Corp. said June 16 it has developed a ''virtual aquarium'' screen on which lifelike three-dimensional computer-controlled graphic images of fish and an underwater world are projected. The demonstration of the 4.8 meter-by-0.9 meter monitor is shown in Osaka, where graphical fish such as tunas and bonitos responded to a viewer's claps. (Kyodo)

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