“Interactive Minimal Latency Laser Graphics Pipeline”
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- Interactive Minimal Latency Laser Graphics Pipeline
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A designed pipeline for laser graphics displays that operate with minimal latency and without input from a computer. This pipeline contains an interaction shader, a novel approach for creating interactive graphics that can react within 4 ms of interaction and can run without input from a computer.
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