Display for 3D images
作者： David Ezra , Graham John Woodgate
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关键词: Observer (special relativity) 、 Left eye 、 3d image 、 Tracking system 、 Autostereoscopy 、 Optics 、 Artificial intelligence 、 Liquid-crystal display 、 Computer vision 、 Geography
摘要: Left eye and right images of an autostereoscopic display are displayed on LCD spatial light modulators (1a,1b) which illuminated by movable sources (2a,2b) via converging lenses (3a,3b) or mirrors. A tracking system tracks the position observer a control controls positions so that formed mirrors track observer. The thus sees 3D image while having enlarged degree freedom movement.
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