Interactive 360-Degree Glasses-Free Tabletop 3D Display
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We present an interactive 360-degree tabletop display system for collaborative work around a round table. Users are able to see 3D objects on the tabletop display anywhere around the table without 3D-glasses.The system uses a visual perceptual mechanism for smooth motion parallax in the horizontal direction with fewer projectors than previous works.A 360-degree camera mounted above the table and an image recognition detect users' positions around the table and the heights of their faces (eyes) as they move around the table in real-time.Those mechanics help display correct vertical and horizontal direction motion parallax for different users simultaneously.Our system also has a user interaction function with a tablet device that manipulates 3D objects displayed on the table.This function supports collaborative work and communication between users. We implemented a prototype system and demonstrated the collaborative features of the 360-degree tabletop display system.
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