A display system includes a projector, an HMD, and an information processing device. The information processing device includes a processing device storage unit configured to store three-dimensional map data in which setting information in which a display position of an object is set and positional information indicating a position of a display surface are registered, and image data of an object image, and a processing control unit configured to select whether to display the object image on the projector or to display the object image on the HMD, based on a positional relationship between a position of the HMD notified from the HMD and the display position of the object, and transmit the image data of the object image to the projector or the HMD being selected.

A control device of a projection system includes one or more projection apparatuses that project a first image including a plurality of marker images, and an imaging apparatus that captures at least a part of the first image, the control device includes a processor, and the processor is configured to perform a control of projecting a second image including a plurality of marker images from the projection apparatus based on a capturing result of at least the part of the first image by the imaging apparatus.

A video data processor converts input video data into sub-frame data in which one frame is composed of a plurality of sub-frames. A liquid crystal display device includes a display pixel unit in which a greater number of pixels than the number of pixels of the camera to be evaluated are arranged, and switches a display image to be captured by a camera for each frame asynchronously with the camera based on the sub-frame data to display the display image in a frame-sequential manner. The video data processor includes a sub-frame data conversion table which differs for each of a plurality of pixels corresponding to one pixel of the camera, and a sub-frame data converter configured to convert the video data into the sub-frame data for each of the plurality of pixels based on the sub-frame data conversion table.

For assistance viewing an object, a computer system receives first data from a first sensor sensing an object when a user's view of at least a portion of the object is obstructed by a hand of the user. The first sensor is fixed to a first wearable device. The computer system generates an image of the obstructed portion of the object in response to the first data. An image of the obstructed portion of the object is projected onto a surface within a view of the user.

Provided are a projection processing device, a storage medium, and a projection method that can realize efficient guidance of customers who receive services. A projection processing device 10 includes a processor 20 that executes projection processing for acquiring a number of available servings of a service and projecting a notification image 50 used to notify information on the number of available servings. Further, the processor 20 is capable of changing display contents of notification images 50 and 51 for each kind of the service, and changing display contents of notification images 50, 50a, and 50b according to the number of available servings.

A novel high efficiency image projection system includes a beam-steering modulator, an amplitude modulator, and a controller. In a particular embodiment the controller generates beam-steering drive values from image data and uses the beam-steering drive values to drive the beam-steering modulator. Additionally, the controller utilizes the beam-steering drive values to generate a lightfield simulation of a lightfield projected onto the amplitude modulator by the beam-steering modulator. The controller utilizes the lightfield simulation to generate amplitude drive values for driving the amplitude modulator in order to project a high quality version of the image described by the image data.

An apparatus for use in the conduct of cognitive behavior therapy comprises a surround vision system, sets of recorded scenes each set relating to the same theme, each set representing a different level of difficulty to the individual receiving therapy in dealing with the theme; a controller for controlling the displaying images of a set on the screens of the surround vision system; and a command device. The command device is adapted to communicate with the controller and is used by a person overseeing the delivery of therapy to the individual or by the individual receiving therapy for controlling the display of scenes on the surround vision apparatus.

A second projector disposed so as to be opposed to a projection surface includes a projection section configured to project second image light on the projection surface on which a base image is displayed, and visibility of the base image on which the second image light is projected is made lower than in a state in which the second image light is not projected on the projection surface.

An image display method includes displaying, on a display surface, a first image based on first image data from a first input source; and establishing a correspondence between a feature of a first marker and the first input source when it is detected that the first marker is placed in a detection area included in the display surface while the first image is displayed on the display surface.

Systems and methods for providing a distortion-free pool-surface display beneath a swimmer. In one embodiment, projectors are positioned below a water level at opposite walls of a pool, and are configured to project images to a display surface at the bottom of the pool beneath a swimmer. A camera is used to view images projected by the projectors and to provide corresponding image data to an image correction platform on a graphics processing unit (GPU). The image correction platform identifies distortions in the images, generates image corrections that counter the identified distortions, and applies the corrections to subsequently projected images. The image correction platform also generates image adjustment that cause overlapping portions of the projected images to match seamlessly. The projected images may provide immersive experiences, coaching/training interfaces or other interactive displays.