Emerging display technologies - new systems and applications: from images to sensing, interaction and enhancement
Andreas Simon (fraunhofer Imk · 2005
The recent flurry of display technology development has produced families of technologies that make fixed and projected pixels cheaper, faster, more flexible, and of higher quality. These advances enable “smart pixels ” and enable a number of burgeoning applications ranging from displays being used for better and more flexible images, to user interaction, scene sensing, and environment enhancement. Some example workshop submission topics include: • multiview, multifocal, or high dynamic range displays; • omnistereo projection systems; • ad hoc or “poor man’s ” projection systems; • ultra wide field of view HMD optics; • ultra fast displays; • head-worn or hand-held (mobile) paradigms; • hybrid display systems and applications; • adaptive projector display systems; • extended color gamut or color matching displays; • projector-based user/device tracking, interaction, or Mixed Reality reconstruction; • embedded pixels for Spatially-Augmented Reality; and • rendering techniques associated with the above. This workshop should provide an opportunity to expand attendee thinking about ways to use contemporary display devices in VR systems and applications. i