Development of Direct-View 3D Display for Videophones Using 15 inch LCD and Lenticular Sheet
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Three-dimensional display technologies that require special glasses are not suitable for telecommunications because wearing glasses is inconvenient and it is defficult to observe facial expressions. Our previous 6.3-inch 3D display was inadequate for presenting images with realistic sensation. In this paper, a direct view 15-inch 3D display is described. The display is made up of a l5-inch TFT LCD and a composite lenticular sheet (LS), and uses the head tracking technique. Quantitative evaluation of the stereoscopic sensation of the display was studied using the 3D display, and better stereoscopic sensation values were obtained compared with a 2D display mode, thus comfirming the display's usefulness.
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- IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Information Vol.E77-D No.9 pp.940-948
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- 1994/09/25
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Shinichi SHIWA, Nobuji TETSUTANI, Kenji AKIYAMA, Susumu ICHINOSE, Tadahiko KOMATSU, "Development of Direct-View 3D Display for Videophones Using 15 inch LCD and Lenticular Sheet" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Information,
vol. E77-D, no. 9, pp. 940-948, September 1994, doi: .
Abstract: Three-dimensional display technologies that require special glasses are not suitable for telecommunications because wearing glasses is inconvenient and it is defficult to observe facial expressions. Our previous 6.3-inch 3D display was inadequate for presenting images with realistic sensation. In this paper, a direct view 15-inch 3D display is described. The display is made up of a l5-inch TFT LCD and a composite lenticular sheet (LS), and uses the head tracking technique. Quantitative evaluation of the stereoscopic sensation of the display was studied using the 3D display, and better stereoscopic sensation values were obtained compared with a 2D display mode, thus comfirming the display's usefulness.
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