Three hundred sixty‐degree viewable linear grooves 3D display

Abstract We proposed a linear grooves 3D display that can display 360° viewable 3D images by creating linear grooves that correspond to the viewpoint positions. In the conventional method, arc‐shaped grooves are drawn on a flat substrate of transparent film. However, depending on the viewing position, the image may be distorted. In addition, when a flat substrate is bent into a curved shape, the image is more affected than one observed in a flat shape. Furthermore, the conventional method of arc 3D display method cannot display a 3D image that corresponds to the viewpoint position. In this paper, we propose design and fabrication methods that reduce the image distortion for both flat and curved shapes. A 3D image displayed by the proposed method can change depending on the viewpoint position, and a natural 3D image with motion parallax can be observed. In the experiment, our proposed method fabricated a 360° 3D display by calculating the linear grooves and presented natural 3D images with smooth motion parallax.

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Journal of the Society for Information Display
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2024-10-14
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https://doi.org/10.1002/jsid.2005
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Advanced Optical Imaging Technologies
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Three hundred sixty‐degree viewable linear grooves 3D display

Haruki Mizushina, Akua Kawakami, Shiro Suyama, Kenji Yamamoto et al.
Journal of the Society for Information Display
Advanced Optical Imaging Technologies
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Three hundred sixty‐degree viewable linear grooves 3D display

Haruki Mizushina, Akua Kawakami, Shiro Suyama, Kenji Yamamoto, Daisuke Okuyama
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Abstract We proposed a linear grooves 3D display that can display 360° viewable 3D images by creating linear grooves that correspond to the viewpoint positions. In the conventional method, arc‐shaped grooves are drawn on a flat substrate of transparent film. However, depending on the viewing position, the image may be distorted. In addition, when a flat substrate is bent into a curved shape, the image is more affected than one observed in a flat shape. Furthermore, the conventional method of arc 3D display method cannot display a 3D image that corresponds to the viewpoint position. In this paper, we propose design and fabrication methods that reduce the image distortion for both flat and curved shapes. A 3D image displayed by the proposed method can change depending on the viewpoint position, and a natural 3D image with motion parallax can be observed. In the experiment, our proposed method fabricated a 360° 3D display by calculating the linear grooves and presented natural 3D images with smooth motion parallax.

Journal of the Society for Information DisplayVol. 32(12)
Shinshu University (JP), Utsunomiya University (JP), Anan National College of Technology (JP), Tokushima University (JP)
Hoso Bunka Foundation, Japan Society for the Promotion of Science
Openalex Percentile: Top 72%
Advanced Optical Imaging Technologies
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