“Aerial 3D Display With Ultra-Wide Viewing Zone Using Polarization Characteristics of LCDs” by Kato and Hashimoto
Conference:
Type(s):
Title:
- Aerial 3D Display With Ultra-Wide Viewing Zone Using Polarization Characteristics of LCDs
Session/Category Title:
- Displays & Optics
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Abstract:
We propose a naked-eye stereoscopic display with an ultra-wide viewing zone by applying the display principle of general LCDs. By replacing the polarizer of an LCD with a reflective polarizer and arranging them three-dimensionally, this technology refracts light rays freely and enables an expansion of the viewing zone. INVITED TO THE FIRST ROUND OF THE STUDENT RESEARCH COMPETITION
References:
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