Distance dependent selective activation of three-dimensional objects in three-dimensional workspace interactive displays
作者： Scott Harlan Isensee , David John Roberts , Richard Edmond Berry
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关键词: Computer vision 、 Method 、 Joins 、 Computer graphics (images) 、 Object model 、 Workspace 、 Computer program 、 Deep-sky object 、 Artificial intelligence 、 Aggregate (data warehouse) 、 Object (computer science) 、 Computer science
摘要: A system, method and computer program are provided for a virtual three-dimensional workspace wherein dependent upon the position of viewpoint with respect to particular object, that object may be functional interactive user at if distance is within certain specified distance. However, moves beyond this distance, then rendered noninteractive becomes part an aggregate next level. In forming selected joins plurality other objects.
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