Jason Leigh, Cristian Luciano,
Greg Dawe, Andrew
Johnson, Thomas A. DeFanti
Version:
April 12, 2005
Revised Version: November 11,
2005
ResearchGear ID: 20050412_leigh
The
ImmersaDesk 4 (IDesk4) is built from 2 Apple 30" 2560x1600 LCD panels
mounted with
quarter-wave plates in front of the LCD panels to achieve
circular polarization. The LCD panels are bisected by a half-silvered
mirror which reverses the polarization of the top LCD panel. The
circular polarization facilitates viewing stereoscopic images even
while the
head is tilted. An optional 3D position and orientation tracking system
can be
attached to allow
the computer graphics to project the correct viewer-centered
stereoscopic imagery based
on the user's head position and orientation. Further details can be found in this paper.
Copyright for this design belongs to Jason Leigh, Cristian Luciano, Greg Dawe, Andrew Johnson, and Thomas A. DeFanti of the Electronic Visualization Laboratory at the University of Illinois at Chicago (2005). Parts
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