Displays for 3-Dimensional Presentation.

Survey Paper: Pervasive Displays for Information Presentation

Weiser’s seminal vision of ubiquitous computing had calm information presentation at its heart and identified an important challenge in providing pervasive yet unobtrusive information display while avoiding problems of information overload. Since this vision was first articulated, a range of approaches have emerged for presenting information on pervasive displays and digital screens of varying ...

A Comprehensive Taxonomy for Three-dimensional Displays

Even though three-dimensional (3D) displays have been introduced in relatively recent times in the context of display technology, they have undergone a rapid evolution, to the point that a plethora of equipment able to reproduce dynamic three-dimensional scenes in real time is now becoming commonplace in the consumer market. This paper’s main contributions are (1) a clear definition of a 3D dis...

Three-Dimensional Virtual Acoustic Displays

3 High-Resolution Interactive Displays

Tabletop displays are mostly used for casual applications that do not require intricate graphics or precise manipulation. Browsing photographs and maps are common applications. A higher resolution is required to support work involving detailed graphics and text. A display the size of a desk, with the resolution of a typical LCD monitor, will have around 14 megapixels. Tabletop displays are usua...

Solving the Occlusion Problem for Three-dimensional Distortion-oriented Displays

Recent research into distortion-oriented displays (DODs) and non-linear magnification techniques has considered extending their application to large three-dimensional datasets. Inherent properties of three-dimensional datasets introduce some difficulties that do not occur in 2 0 environments. This paper considers the Occlusion Problem that of context data hiding, or occluding, some or all of th...