“Polyvision: 4D Space Manipulation through Multiple Projections”
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- Polyvision: 4D Space Manipulation through Multiple Projections
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4D space has always been a source of imagination and intellectual activities for human beings. By our novel visualization technique based on multiple 3D projections created in VR, Polyvision equips us with the sense of 4D letting us explore high dimensional data and mathematical objects in a totally new way.
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