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- The research introduces an innovative immaterial display that employs generalized depth-fused 3D (DFD) rendering to achieve clear and unhindered 3D visuals.
- A DFD display simulator was created to test the new method, allowing users to experience 3D visuals from various configurations and viewpoints, confirming its effectiveness through user studies.
- A prototype display was developed based on the simulator results, enabling users to interact directly with the 3D scenes, leading to an evaluation of the system's performance in terms of tracking and projector errors.
Article Abstract
We present an immaterial display that uses a generalized form of depth-fused 3D (DFD) rendering to create unencumbered 3D visuals. To accomplish this result, we demonstrate a DFD display simulator that extends the established depth-fused 3D principle by using screens in arbitrary configurations and from arbitrary viewpoints. The feasibility of the generalized DFD effect is established with a user study using the simulator. Based on these results, we developed a prototype display using one or two immaterial screens to create an unencumbered 3D visual that users can penetrate, examining the potential for direct walk-through and reach-through manipulation of the 3D scene. We evaluate the prototype system in formative and summative user studies and report the tolerance thresholds discovered for both tracking and projector errors.
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