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[1]: http://real-eyes.eu/ http://real-eyes.eu/ Well, a "static multiscopic display" is essentially an old-school hologram, we've had those for a while. Their w

by pierrec 11y ago

[1]: http://real-eyes.eu/ http://real-eyes.eu/ Well, a "static multiscopic display" is essentially an old-school hologram, we've had those for a while. Their website doesn't appear to mention any real multiscopic display yet. I'd be curious to know the number of viewing angles and axes of the experimental display you mention. 1080p is only half the information: if it has the angular resolution of a Nintendo 3DS, it would very much fall out of the acceptable zone, especially if your goal is to superimpose any sort of AR on a mirror.

kuschku 11y ago
Well, they have one non-static version (one single prototype) that’s standing around at my uni. Every 2mm by 2mm square has 256 by 256 pixels. The viewing angle is approximately 90° in both horizontal and vertical. Well, it’s only one single non-static prototype, and the parters[1] have given up on the project. But it is possible, and really impressive. ---------------- [1]: Research partners: Fraunhofer IPM & Fraunhofer IPT Industry partners: RealEyes GmbH & AutoPan GmbH & Co & Euromediahouse GmbH & Meuser Optik GmbH & Kleinhempel Ink-Jet-Center GmbH Associate partners: Viaoptic GmbH & Soul Pix