Three-dimensional representation method and an apparatus thereof
AssigneeNippon Telegraph and Telephone Corporation
InventorsShiro Suyama, Hideaki Takada, Kazutake Uehira
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AssigneeNippon Telegraph and Telephone Corporation
InventorsShiro Suyama, Hideaki Takada, Kazutake Uehira
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A three-dimensional representation method for generating a three-dimensional image by displaying two-dimensional images on a plurality of image planes located at different depth positions wherein two-dimensional images are generated in which an object to be presented is projected, along the line of sight of an observer, onto the plurality of image planes located at different depth positions as seen from the observer, the brightness levels of the generated two-dimensional images are changed individually for each image plane and the generated two-dimensional images are displayed on the plurality of image planes.
A three-dimensional representation method for generating a three-dimensional image by displaying two-dimensional images on a plurality of image planes located at different depth positions, the method comprising the steps of:
A three-dimensional display comprising:
A three-dimensional representation method comprising the steps of:
A three-dimensional representation method comprising the steps of:
A three-dimensional display comprising:
A three-dimensional display comprising:
A three-dimensional representation method which generates a three-dimensional image in which an object to be presented onto planes is projected along the line of sight of an observer, by displaying the two-dimensional images on a plurality of image planes simultaneously and at desired brightness levels, the plurality of image planes being located at different depth positions, the three-dimensional representation method comprising the steps of:
38 A three-dimensional representation method as claimed in claim 37, wherein when the two-dimensional images are displayed on the plurality of image planes simultaneously for a plurality of objects, the brightness levels of the two-dimensional images displayed on the image planes are changed to desired brightness levels individually for each two-dimensional image.
A three-dimensional display comprising:
A three-dimensional display comprising:
A three-dimensional display comprising:
A three-dimensional display comprising:
A three-dimensional display comprising:
In a three-dimensional representation method which generates a three-dimensional image by displaying the two-dimensional images on all of a plurality of image planes at desired brightness levels, an object to be presented of two-dimensional images being projected on to the planes, and within an after image time of human eye, the plurality of image planes being located at different depth positions, the three-dimensional representation method comprising the steps of:
A three-dimensional display comprising:
A three-dimensional representation method which generates a three-dimensional image by arranging a plurality of image planes at different depth positions for each of left and right eyes of an observer and by displaying two-dimensional images on the plurality of image planes for each of the left and right eyes of the observer, the three-dimensional representation method comprising the steps of:
A head-mounted display for displaying a three-dimensional image by displaying two-dimensional images on a plurality of image planes located at different depth positions as seen by an observer, the head-mounted display comprising:
A head-mounted display for displaying a three-dimensional image by displaying two-dimensional images on a plurality of image planes located at different depth positions as seen from a left eye of an observer and on a plurality of image planes located at different depth positions as seen from a right eye of the observer, the head-mounted display comprising:
102 A head-mounted display as claimed in claim 96, wherein the third means displays the two-dimensional images on the plurality of image planes so that they overlap each other when viewed from one point on a line passing through the left and right eyes of the observer, and the fourth means changes the brightness levels of the two-dimensional images displayed on the plurality of image planes so that an overall brightness level as seen by the observer is equal to the brightness level of the original object to be presented.
A three-dimensional display comprising:
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