Patent classifications
H04N13/388
Light Field Display System for Adult Applications
A light field (LF) display system for displaying holographic content within an adult entertainment context is disclosed. The LF display system includes a plurality of LF displays that, in one embodiment, are tiled to form an array of LF displays within an environment and the LF display system may customize a viewer's experience using artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) models that track and respond to each viewers movements and/or requests in the environment, their behaviors (e.g., body language, facial expressions, tone of voice, etc.) through various sensors (e.g., cameras, microphones, LF display sensors, etc.). Accordingly, the result is an adult entertainment environment customize for each viewer including AI holographic performers that engage viewers within the environment.
METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR THE DISPLAY OF VOLUMETRIC SOLIDS USING DISTRIBUTED PHOTOCHROMIC COMPOUNDS
A device and methods for displaying representations of objects, solids, and surfaces volumetrically in a medium containing one or more photochromic compounds comprising at least one UVA light source arranged to project a beam of UVA radiation and irradiate at least one portion of a display volume incorporating at least one display medium which includes at least one photochromic compound. The irradiance of the irradiated portion of the display medium being sufficient for clear-to-colored transitions of voxels of the display medium from a transparent state to a colored state. After a time period after the irradiation, the irradiated voxels activated in the colored state transition by a colored-to-clear transition into the transparent state.
METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR THE DISPLAY OF VOLUMETRIC SOLIDS USING DISTRIBUTED PHOTOCHROMIC COMPOUNDS
A device and methods for displaying representations of objects, solids, and surfaces volumetrically in a medium containing one or more photochromic compounds comprising at least one UVA light source arranged to project a beam of UVA radiation and irradiate at least one portion of a display volume incorporating at least one display medium which includes at least one photochromic compound. The irradiance of the irradiated portion of the display medium being sufficient for clear-to-colored transitions of voxels of the display medium from a transparent state to a colored state. After a time period after the irradiation, the irradiated voxels activated in the colored state transition by a colored-to-clear transition into the transparent state.
A METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR ENCODING AND DECODING VOLUMETRIC VIDEO
Methods, devices and stream are disclosed to encode and decode a scene (such as a point cloud) in the context of a patch-based transmission of a volumetric video content. The present principles relate a method of dividing an atlas image in regions, a region being associated with a sector of the space of the scene and packing patches obtained by projecting points comprised in the associated sector only. The atlas and related metadata are encoded in a data stream; At the rendering, a set of sectors is selected based on the current field of the user. Only pixels of regions associated with the selected sectors are accessed to generate the viewport image representative of the scene viewed from the current point of view.
A METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR ENCODING AND DECODING VOLUMETRIC VIDEO
Methods, devices and stream are disclosed to encode and decode a scene (such as a point cloud) in the context of a patch-based transmission of a volumetric video content. The present principles relate a method of dividing an atlas image in regions, a region being associated with a sector of the space of the scene and packing patches obtained by projecting points comprised in the associated sector only. The atlas and related metadata are encoded in a data stream; At the rendering, a set of sectors is selected based on the current field of the user. Only pixels of regions associated with the selected sectors are accessed to generate the viewport image representative of the scene viewed from the current point of view.
Curved display screen, curved display screen supporting framework and curved display screen forming method
A curved display screen forming method includes: modeling to obtain a virtual display layer, and segmenting the display layer to obtain a size of a virtual display module; mapping the size of the virtual display module to obtain a size of a materialized display module; reducing edges of the materialized display module, and arranging an adjustment protrusion on each edge of the materialized display module; modeling to obtain a virtual adjustment layer, wherein a virtual plate of the virtual adjustment layer corresponds to the plurality of virtual display modules, obtaining a size of the virtual plate; converting the size of the virtual plate from a curved surface to a plane to obtain a planar size of the materialized plate; and assembling the materialized display module and the materialized plate to form a curved display screen.
Curved display screen, curved display screen supporting framework and curved display screen forming method
A curved display screen forming method includes: modeling to obtain a virtual display layer, and segmenting the display layer to obtain a size of a virtual display module; mapping the size of the virtual display module to obtain a size of a materialized display module; reducing edges of the materialized display module, and arranging an adjustment protrusion on each edge of the materialized display module; modeling to obtain a virtual adjustment layer, wherein a virtual plate of the virtual adjustment layer corresponds to the plurality of virtual display modules, obtaining a size of the virtual plate; converting the size of the virtual plate from a curved surface to a plane to obtain a planar size of the materialized plate; and assembling the materialized display module and the materialized plate to form a curved display screen.
OPTICAL DEVICE AND OPERATION INPUT APPARATUS
An optical device includes a light-guiding plate that guides light in a plane parallel to an emission surface that emits light, and a sensor for detecting an object located on an emission surface side using light that passes through a back surface opposite to the emission surface and through the emission surface. The light-guiding plate has light convergence portions that receive light guided by the light-guiding plate and each have optical surfaces that cause light to be emitted from the emission surface in directions in which the light substantially converges at or scatters from one convergence point or one convergence line in a space, and the convergence points or the convergence lines for the light convergence portions are different from each other, and an image is formed in the space on the emission surface side by a collection of the convergence points or the convergence lines.
Spherical Device
A sphere-on-sphere chassis system is disclosed. The sphere-on-sphere chassis system may include a first hollow sphere having a first diameter and a second hollow sphere positioned inside of the first sphere to form a channel therebetween. The second hollow sphere may have a second diameter. The second diameter is less than the first diameter. The sphere-on-sphere chassis system may further include a liquid filling at least a portion of the channel. The liquid may be a clear, highly conductive solution. Alternatively, the channel may be filled by a gas or a vacuum may be created within the channel. Each of the first hollow sphere and the second hollow sphere includes a component layer with a unique series of pockets for housing electromagnets, and may also house wireless energy transmission devices such as resonant inductive chargers and resonant inductive receivers. The spherical device is understood to be designed so that electromagnets may be configured to emit positive and negative electromagnetic waves inwardly and outwardly with respect to the center of each sphere to create relative movement between the inner sphere and the outer sphere.
Depth-priority integral imaging display method using nonuniform dynamic mask array
Disclosed is a depth-priority integral imaging display method using a nonuniform dynamic mask array which makes it possible to enhance the resolutions in both horizontal and vertical directions in such a way to change a division boundary of a mask pattern and use a two-times time multiplexing. It is possible to enjoy the images of clear resolutions even in the product of 60 Hz, and the afterimages at the division boundary may be eliminated by changing the dividing direction of the mask, so the images with clearer resolutions can be displayed.