US 2026/0222527 A1 · ADAPTIVE DEPTH OF FIELD FOR THREE DIMENSIONAL DISPLAYS

Abstract

An information handling system presents content as visual images at an autostereoscopic three-dimensional display having adjustable depth of field by capturing visual images of an end user viewing the three dimensional content and analyzing the visual images of the end user to detect the impact of the three dimensional visual images on the end user. When the end user shows signs of stress from viewing the three dimensional visual images, the depth of field is decreased. When the end user indicates a positive impact by the three dimensional visual images, the depth of field is increased.

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Dependent claims

An information handling system comprising:

a processor operable to execute instructions to process information;
a memory interfaced with the processor and operable to store the instructions and information;
a display interfaced with the processor and operable to present the information as visual images, the display having autostereoscopic 3D visual image presentation with a selectable depth of field;
a camera aligned to capture visual images of a viewing position of the display to capture in the visual images an end user viewing the display;
and
a non-transitory memory interfaced with the processor and storing instructions that when executed cause:
identification in the visual image of the end user one or more predetermined conditions associated with the end user;
and
in response to the one or more predetermined conditions, adjustment of the depth of the field of the visual images.

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Adaptive depth of field for three dimensional displays

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Adaptive depth of field for three dimensional displays

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Abstract

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