G03B35/20

THREE-DIMENSIONAL DISPLAY

A three-dimensional display, wherein an area in which eyes of observers are to be positioned when the observers observe a three-dimensional image is predefined as a viewing area, the viewing area is defined to be circular and surround a light ray controller at a position farther upward than a top board of a table, a light ray group is emitted to an outer peripheral surface of the light ray controller from a light ray generator arranged below the top board, and the light ray controller is formed such that the plurality of light rays emitted to a plurality of portions that are different from one another and arranged in a ridge line direction are transmitted through the plurality of portions while respectively being diffused in a virtual plane, and is formed such that center lines of a plurality of transmitted diffused light rays pass through the viewing area.

THREE-DIMENSIONAL DISPLAY

A three-dimensional display, wherein an area in which eyes of observers are to be positioned when the observers observe a three-dimensional image is predefined as a viewing area, the viewing area is defined to be circular and surround a light ray controller at a position farther upward than a top board of a table, a light ray group is emitted to an outer peripheral surface of the light ray controller from a light ray generator arranged below the top board, and the light ray controller is formed such that the plurality of light rays emitted to a plurality of portions that are different from one another and arranged in a ridge line direction are transmitted through the plurality of portions while respectively being diffused in a virtual plane, and is formed such that center lines of a plurality of transmitted diffused light rays pass through the viewing area.

Interactive Data Visualization Environment
20190273863 · 2019-09-05 ·

An immersive environment for data exploration comprising a curved video projection surface. According to the invention, the curved video projection surface is assembled from a multitude of video projection modules.

PROJECTION DEVICE AND PROJECTION METHOD

A projection device including at least one projection module and at least one adjusting structure is provided. The projection module has at least one optical axis. The projection module is adapted to provide an image beam. The image beam is transmitted along a light transmission path to a projection target and forms a projection image. The adjusting structure is connected to the projection module. The adjusting structure is adapted to drive at least a part of the projection module to rotate along the optical axis such that the projection image rotates.

PROJECTION DEVICE AND PROJECTION METHOD

A projection device including at least one projection module and at least one adjusting structure is provided. The projection module has at least one optical axis. The projection module is adapted to provide an image beam. The image beam is transmitted along a light transmission path to a projection target and forms a projection image. The adjusting structure is connected to the projection module. The adjusting structure is adapted to drive at least a part of the projection module to rotate along the optical axis such that the projection image rotates.

PROJECTION DEVICE

A projection device including at least one projection module, at least one reflecting element, and at least one adjusting structure is provided. The projection module has at least one optical axis. The projection module is adapted to provide a projection beam. The projection beam is transmitted along a light transmission path to a projection target to form a projection image. The reflecting element is disposed between the at least one projection module and the projection target and located on the optical axis and has a reflecting surface, wherein the reflecting surface is adapted to reflect the projection beam to the projection target. The adjusting structure is connected to the reflecting element. The adjusting structure is adapted to drive the reflecting element to rotate along a first axis such that the projection image moves horizontally.

PROJECTION DEVICE

A projection device including at least one projection module, at least one reflecting element, and at least one adjusting structure is provided. The projection module has at least one optical axis. The projection module is adapted to provide a projection beam. The projection beam is transmitted along a light transmission path to a projection target to form a projection image. The reflecting element is disposed between the at least one projection module and the projection target and located on the optical axis and has a reflecting surface, wherein the reflecting surface is adapted to reflect the projection beam to the projection target. The adjusting structure is connected to the reflecting element. The adjusting structure is adapted to drive the reflecting element to rotate along a first axis such that the projection image moves horizontally.

VEHICLE-MOUNTED DEVICE AND VEHICLE SYSTEM

In a vehicle-mounted device configured to be mounted on a vehicle for providing a service, a projector projects, based on data of a three-dimensional image related to the service, the three-dimensional image in the air above the vehicle.

Invisible or low perceptibility of image alignment in dual projection systems

A dual projection system can align displayed images using an alignment pattern. The alignment pattern can be used to modify part of an image content frame of an image data sequence. Two image data sequences can be spatially aligned based on the modification to part of the image content frame using the alignment pattern. An image content frame may be warped and displayed. The displayed warped image content frame can be captured. A set of transformation vectors can be determined based on the captured image content frame and alignment image data. Stored transformation data can be updated using the set of transformation vectors and the updated transformation data can be used to spatially align two image data sequences.

Invisible or low perceptibility of image alignment in dual projection systems

A dual projection system can align displayed images using an alignment pattern. The alignment pattern can be used to modify part of an image content frame of an image data sequence. Two image data sequences can be spatially aligned based on the modification to part of the image content frame using the alignment pattern. An image content frame may be warped and displayed. The displayed warped image content frame can be captured. A set of transformation vectors can be determined based on the captured image content frame and alignment image data. Stored transformation data can be updated using the set of transformation vectors and the updated transformation data can be used to spatially align two image data sequences.