A 3D Perspective Display Cube for Multiview Tracking

Tao Yang; Yue Liu; Xiang Li

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.271-273.144

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A 3D Perspective Display Cube for Multiview Tracking

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This paper describes an eye naked 3D display cube, which can track a viewer’s position and render the stereo perspective scene in each display surface. The viewers can look the details of 3D models and scenes from any viewpoints. It seems as the real 3D objects lay in the display cube. It supports multi-viewer interactive in one scene. The viewers also can see the position of each other in own screen. They can co-operate in the same scene, although their field of view is independent of each other. The technologies of 3D perspective rendering, marker tracking and image processing are used for the 3D display cube.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 271-273)

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144-148

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July 2011

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Tao Yang, Yue Liu, Xiang Li

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3D Display, Eye Naked, Human-Computer Interaction (HCI), Image Processing, Multiview Tracking, Stereo Perspective

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