“Interactive Volumetric Fog Display”
Conference:
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Title:
- Interactive Volumetric Fog Display
Description:
Traditional fog screens are 2D. We propose a new design of fog screen that can generate fog at different depth positions and at only where necessary. Our approach applies projection mapping onto a non-planar and reconfigurable fog screen, thus enabling interactive visual contents to be displayed at multiple depth levels. Viewers can perceive the three-dimensionality naturally, and interact with the unencumbered images by touching them directly in mid-air. The display can be used in mixed reality settings where physical objects co-exist and interact with the 3D imagery in physical space.
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Lam, M.-L., Chen, B., and Huang, Y. 2015. A novel volumetric display using fog emitter matrix. In Proceedings of 2015 IEEE International Conference on Robotics and Automation.
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Lam, M.-L., Chen, B., Lam, K.-Y., and Huang, Y. 2014. 3D fog display using parallel linear motion platforms. In proceedings of 2014 International Conference on Virtual Systems & Multimedia.
