“Realistic Volumetric 3D Display Using Physical Materials” by Asahina, Nomoto, Yoshida and Watanabe
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- Realistic Volumetric 3D Display Using Physical Materials
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In this study, a new swept volumetric 3D display is designed using physical materials as screens. We demonstrate that a realistic 3D object, such as a knitted wool or felt doll, can be perceived using a glasses-free solution in a wide-angle view with hidden-surface removal based on real-time viewpoint tracking.
References:
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[5] Takatoshi Yoshida, Yoshihiro Watanabe, and Masatoshi Ishikawa. 2016. Phyxel: Realistic Display of Shape and Appearance Using Physical Objects with High-speed Pixelated Lighting. In ACM Symposium on User Interface Software and Technology. ACM, NY, 453–460.
