Method for Displaying Two or More Different Images on a Single Screen to Two or More Viewers Positioned at Different Angles
OwnerElizabeth B. Jacoby, Gregory Donald Carsoninventors
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This invention enables a digital display to project distinct images to two, three, four, or more viewers based on their viewing angles. Utilizing a combination of directional light control technologies, such as parallax barriers or lenticular displays, and a digital mask algorithm, the system dynamically adjusts pixel brightness and light directionality to personalize content delivery. Real-time sensor feedback, including gyroscopes, cameras, and eye-tracking sensors, continuously updates viewer positions and angles to optimize the experience. This system is applicable in entertainment, retail, education, healthcare, and collaborative workspaces, offering a seamless multi-view experience without interference between users. It enhances privacy, customization, and interaction, providing a flexible and cost-effective solution for personalized viewing on smartphones, tablets, computers, and public displays.
A method for displaying distinct images on a single screen to multiple viewers positioned at different viewing angles, comprising:
A system for displaying distinct images to multiple viewers on a single screen, comprising:
A non-transitory computer-readable medium storing instructions that, when executed by a processor, cause a display device to perform a method for displaying distinct images to viewers positioned at different angles, said method comprising:
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