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- Volume data is essential in fields like biomedical science and geology, but existing visualization methods fall short of human visual needs.
- The study introduces two new holographic display techniques for visualizing volume data: a polygon-based method that produces vibrant holograms and a maximum intensity projection (MIP)-based method that allows for faster calculations.
- Both techniques can create dynamic holographic animations and were demonstrated using an electro-holography device.
Article Abstract
Volume data are widely used in many areas, especially in biomedical science and geology. However, current visualization technologies of volume data cannot satisfy the visual requirements of humans. In this study, we propose two holographic display methods for volume data. The first method is polygon-based, and the other is maximum intensity projection (MIP)-based. Both methods are able to generate computer generated holograms of volume data. The polygon-based method can obtain various and colorful holograms, while the MIP-based method can be quickly calculated. Both methods can generate holographic animations, which were displayed on an electro-holography device.
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