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Glasses-free randot stereotest

Kim et al., 2015

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6836254120976848068
Author
Kim J
Hong J
Hong K
Yang H
Han S
Hwang J
Lee B
Publication year
Publication venue
Journal of biomedical optics

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We proposed a glasses-free randot stereotest using a multiview display system. We designed a four-view parallax barrier system and proposed the use of a random-dot multigram as a set of view images for the glasses-free randot stereotest. The glasses-free …
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    • G02B27/2228—Stereoscopes or similar systems based on providing first and second images situated at first and second locations, said images corresponding to parallactically displaced views of the same object, and presenting the first and second images to an observer's left and right eyes respectively
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