Autostereoscopic visualization of 3D time-varying complex objects in volumetric image sequences

Benassarou, Aassif; Valette, Gilles; Debons, Didier; Rémion, Yannick; Lucas, Laurent

doi:10.1117/12.875364

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“…Nowadays, this limitation can be partly overcome by the use of 3D displays that significantly improve depth perception and the ability to estimate distances between objects. Therefore, the content creation process needs to be reconsidered For computer generated imagery, the rendering system can seamlessly render one or more related views depending on the application [Abildgaard et al 2010;Benassarou et al 2011]. 3D contents are obviously clearer and more usable than 2D images because they doe not involve any inference step.…”

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Toward an immersion platform for the world wide web using autostereoscopic displays and tracking devices

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et al. 2012

Proceedings of the 17th International Conference on 3D Web Technology

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Figure 1: Autostereoscopic technology allows 3D images popping out of the screen while natural interaction provides a seamless manipulation of 3D contents. AbstractA few years ago, the introduction of the WebGL API has allowed displaying 3D content in web browsers very efficiently by using the power of 3D accelerators. Nowadays, 3D web applications, from games to medical imaging, tend to compete with their desktop counterparts. Among the main factors that can improve the feeling of presence in terms of impressiveness, immersion and natural interaction play a prominent role in enhancing the quality of the user experience. Both immersion and natural interaction rely on dedicated hardware like 3D displays and tracking devices. Unfortunately, browser makers do not supply JavaScript mechanisms for accessing hardware for security reasons. In this paper, we propose a plugin-free solution using the new features of HTML5 (WebGL and WebSockets) in order to handle autostereoscopic displays and widespread tracking devices like IR depth sensors for providing immersion and natural interaction within the web browser.

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confidence: 99%