“Brobdingnagian Glass: A Micro-Stereoscopic Telexistence System”
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- Brobdingnagian Glass: A Micro-Stereoscopic Telexistence System
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We propose a system that realizes the binocular perspective of a miniature human using a vibrating hemispherical mirror and a camera in order to remove the lower limit of realizable scale. We reproduced the binocular stereovision at 1.72 mm as the interpupillary distance, about a 1/38 scale of human.
References:
[1]
Savile Bradbury. 2014. The evolution of the microscope. Elsevier.
[2]
Jun Nishida, Hikaru Takatori, Kosuke Sato, and Kenji Suzuki. 2015. CHILDHOOD: wearable suit for augmented child experience. In Proceedings of the 2015 Virtual Reality International Conference. ACM, 22.
[3]
Susumu Tachi. 2015. Telexistence. In Virtual Realities. Springer, 229–259.
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