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An autostereoscopic projector array optimized for 3D facial display

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Video projectors are rapidly shrinking in size, power consumption, and cost. Such projectors provide unprecedented flexibility to stack, arrange, and aim pixels without the need for moving parts. We present a dense projector display that is optimized in size and resolution to display an autostereoscopic life-sized 3D human face with a wide 110 degree field of view. Applications include 3D teleconferencing and fully synthetic characters for education and interactive entertainment.

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SIGGRAPH '13: ACM SIGGRAPH 2013 Emerging Technologies
July 2013
16 pages
ISBN:9781450323406
DOI:10.1145/2503368
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