Three-dimensional (3d) space vision correction prescription for displays
AssigneeD'Annunzio Investments Group, LLC
InventorsJames D'Annunzio, Anthony D'Annunzio
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Abstract
Described is a three-dimensional (3D) space vision correction prescription system for displays. The system includes a 3D parallax barrier screen having an opaque layer with a series of slits formed therethrough. The barrier screen is formed to position over a device display screen. Also included is a software application that, upon receiving a distance between a viewer and the barrier screen, progressively performs cross-pixel manipulation. In doing so, the display device alters the image as displayed by the left and right pixels until the viewer indicates that the image is clear to the viewer, thereby performing image correction simulation.
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A three-dimensional (3D) space vision correction prescription system for displays, comprising:
- a three-dimensional (3D) parallax barrier screen, the 3D parallax barrier screen having an opaque layer with a series of slits formed therethrough.
A computer program product for three-dimensional (3D) space vision correction prescription for displays the computer program product comprising:
- a non-transitory computer-readable medium having executable instructions encoded thereon, such that upon execution of the instructions by one or more processors, the one or more processors perform operations of:
- receiving a distance between a viewer and a 3D parallax barrier screen positioned over a device display screen, the 3D parallax barrier screen having an opaque layer with a series of slits formed therethrough;
- displaying an image on the device display screen, the device display screen having a pixel layer with a plurality of left and right eye pixels, with the image being displayed by the left and right eye pixels such that the left and right eye pixels are viewable by the viewer through the slits in the 3D parallax barrier screen;
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- altering the image as displayed by the left and right pixels until the viewer indicates that the image is clear to the viewer, thereby performing image correction simulation.
A computer implemented method for three-dimensional (3D) space vision correction prescription for displays, the method comprising an act of:
- causing one or more processers to execute instructions encoded on a non-transitory computer-readable medium, such that upon execution, the one or more processors perform operations of:
- receiving a distance between a viewer and a 3D parallax barrier screen positioned over a device display screen, the 3D parallax barrier screen having an opaque layer with a series of slits formed therethrough;
- displaying an image on the device display screen, the device display screen having a pixel layer with a plurality of left and right eye pixels, with the image being displayed by the left and right eye pixels such that the left and right eye pixels are viewable by the viewer through the slits in the 3D parallax barrier screen;
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- altering the image as displayed by the left and right pixels until the viewer indicates that the image is clear to the viewer, thereby performing image correction simulation.
A method for three-dimensional (3D) space vision correction prescription for displays, the method comprising acts of:
- positioning a three-dimensional (3D) parallax barrier screen over a device display screen, the 3D parallax barrier screen having an opaque layer with a series of slits formed therethrough;
- causing one or more processers to execute instructions encoded on a non-transitory computer-readable medium, such that upon execution, the one or more processors perform operations of:
- receiving a distance between a viewer and the 3D parallax barrier screen positioned over the device display screen;
- displaying an image on the device display screen, the device display screen having a pixel layer with a plurality of left and right eye pixels, with the image being displayed by the left and right eye pixels such that the left and right eye pixels are viewable by the viewer through the slits in the 3D parallax barrier screen;
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- altering the image as displayed by the left and right pixels until the viewer indicates that the image is clear to the viewer, thereby performing image correction simulation.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.