“True 3D Display” by Kimura, Asano, Fujishiro, Nakatani and Watanabe
Conference:
- SIGGRAPH 2011
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Entry Number: 20
Title:
- True 3D Display
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Description:
Realizing a true three-dimensional (3D) display environment has been an ultimate goal of visual computing communities. Burton Inc. in Japan and others built upon the modern laser-plasma technology to come up with 3D Aerial Display device in 2006, with which the users are allowed to plot a unicursal series of illuminants freely in the midair, and thus the surrounding audience can enjoy watching different aspects of the 3D image from different positions without any eye strain [Kimura et al. 2006].
Through the subsequent updates after the successful exhibition at SIGGRAPH 2006, we herein present our latest version of the device, called SRV (Super Real Vision)-5000, where we condensed our state of the art laser-plasma technology into a small acrylic case (Fig. 1).
References:
KIMURA, H, UCHIYAMA, T., AND YOSHIKAWA, H. 2006. Laser produced 3D display in the air. In ACM SIGGRAPH 2006 Emerging technologies, ACM, New York, NY, USA.
Acknowledgements:
This work has been supported by “Foundation of Technology Supporting the Creation of Digital Media Contents” Project (CREST, JST), Japan, and CORE7 Project of Microsoft Japan Co., Ltd.
