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Three-dimensional computer display
Communications of the ACM, 1969A stereographic display terminal has been produced using the raster display (BRAD) recently developed at Brookhaven. The system uses a rotating refresh memory to feed standard television monitors. To produce a stereographic display the computer calculates the projected video images of an object, viewed from two separated points. The resulting
D. Ophir, Robert J. Spinrad
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Masking in Three-Dimensional Auditory Displays
Human Factors: The Journal of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society, 1992The extent to which simultaneous inputs in a three-dimensional (3D) auditory display mask one another was studied in a simulated sonar task. The minimum signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) required to detect an amplitude-modulated SOO-Hz tone in a background of broadband noise was measured using a loudspeaker array in a free field.
T J, Doll, T E, Hanna, J S, Russotti
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Volumetric three-dimensional display
Applied Optics, 1994A true three-dimensional monitor is being developed for the direct display of three- (or higher-) dimensional information. The device is constructed of a three-dimensional array of pixels, actually voxels or volume elements, which in their quiescent state are transparent.
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Methods for Displaying Three-Dimensional Images
Proceedings of the IEEE, 2006The essential components of generating three-dimensional (3-D) images are defined, and various methods of creating each of the components are explained. The components are image acquisition, image multiplexing and processing, and display mechanisms. For image acquisition, transforming, synthesizing based on disparity, voxel and wavefront deformation ...
Jung-Young Son +2 more
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A truly three-dimensional vectorcardiographic display
Computers in Biology and Medicine, 1974Abstract The future clinical use of vectorcardiography is dependent upon a standardization of measurement procedures and an effective display of the vector loop. Conventional two-dimensional displays of the three-dimensional loop may not adequately demonstrate certain cardiac abnormalities.
V, Kalff +3 more
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