Optical: systems and elements – Stereoscopic – Having record with lenticular surface
Patent
1994-05-11
1996-08-06
Dzierzynski, Paul M.
Optical: systems and elements
Stereoscopic
Having record with lenticular surface
359462, 359466, 359478, G02B 2722
Patent
active
055439659
ABSTRACT:
A lenticular autostereoscopic display includes a first layer, containing a composite image frame. The composite image frame is generated by creating a plurality of random dot image frames. Closely related pairs of image frames form a stereoscopic image when viewed stereoscopically. The plurality of random dot image frames are interlaced into a plurality of alternating vertical strips, and a lenticular material is placed over the composite image frame, allowing a viewer to perceive the stereoscopic image or images created by the interlaced random dot image frames.
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