Position-adaptive autostereoscopic monitor (PAM)
OwnerSiegbert Hentschkeinventor
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Position-adaptive autostereoscopic monitor (PAM) has an image screen having a plurality of color sub-pixels of three-different colors, located horizontally one beside the other in a same given sequential order for defining image pixels, and a means such as lenticular prism grids and barrier stripe grids, being positioned in front of the image screen, wherein right and left image pixels are position-adaptively generated such that an area only being visible from a direction of a right eye of a viewer, an area only being visible from a left eye of a viewer, empty areas which are not visible at all from both eyes and interference areas which are at the same time visible from a direction of the right eye as well as from a direction of the left eye are obtained and that those neighbored ones of the sub-pixels are set dark which are located in the interference areas and the empty areas, and wherein the image pixels within each of the areas being visible from the directions of the right and left eye are chosen such that they contain three different ones of the color sub-pixels with a sequential order being dependent upon a viewing direction of the viewer.
Position-adaptive autostereoscopic monitor (PAM) comprising:
Position-adaptive autostereoscopic monitor (PAM) comprising:
Position-adaptive autostereoscopic monitor (PAM) comprising:
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