Multi-user glasses free 3D display using an optical array

This paper describes the design and building of a novel stereoscopic display that does not require the wearing of special eye-wear (autostereoscopic) and employs head position tracking in order to enable a large degree of freedom of viewer movement and the display of the minimum amount of informatio...

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Main Authors: Brar, Rajwinder Singh, Surman, Phil, Sexton, Ian, Hopf, Klaus
Format: Conference Proceeding
Language:English
Subjects:
autostereoscopic
Buildings
Eyes
Glass
Head
head tracking
holographic laser projector
holography
liquid crystal display
Liquid crystal displays
Optical arrays
Optical control
Pixel
Three dimensional displays
Three-dimensional display
Tracking
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Summary:This paper describes the design and building of a novel stereoscopic display that does not require the wearing of special eye-wear (autostereoscopic) and employs head position tracking in order to enable a large degree of freedom of viewer movement and the display of the minimum amount of information. A stereo image pair is produced on a single liquid crystal display (LCD) by simultaneously displaying left and right images on alternate rows of pixels. Novel steering optics controlled by the output of a head position tracker is used to direct regions, referred to as exit pupils, to the appropriate viewers' eyes.
ISSN:2161-2021
2161-203X
DOI:10.1109/3DTV.2010.5506487