Holographic Automultiscopic Liquid Crystal 3D Display
全息自动多视场液晶3D显示器
基本信息
- 批准号:7803060
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 37.35万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:2007
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2007-08-01 至 2012-03-31
- 项目状态:已结题
- 来源:
- 关键词:AchievementAddressArchitectureAreaArtsBiocompatible MaterialsBiologicalCellsClinicColorComputer SystemsComputer softwareComputersDataDevelopmentDevicesDiagnosticDimensionsDiseaseElementsEnvironmentEquipmentEvaluationEyeFinancial compensationFutureGlassGogglesGovernmentHeadHumanHybridsImageImageryInstitutionLeftLightLightingLiteratureLocationMarketingMasksMedicalMedical ImagingMethodsOnline SystemsOperative Surgical ProceduresOpticsOrganPatientsPerceptionPerformancePersonsPhasePhotogrammetryPositioning AttributeProceduresProcessProductionPupilQuality of lifeRadiationResearchResearch DesignResearch PersonnelResolutionSchemeScreening procedureSeriesShapesSourceSpace ExplorationsSpeedStructureSurgeonSystemTechniquesTechnologyTelecommunicationsTelemedicineTeleroboticsTestingThree-Dimensional ImageThree-Dimensional ImagingTimeTissuesTrainingUnited States National Institutes of HealthVisionWidthWorkbasebioimagingcommercial applicationcostdesigndesign and constructiondigitaleconomic impactevaluation/testingimage visualizationimprovedlensliquid crystalmedical specialtiesmeetingsmodels and simulationnovel strategiesphase 1 studyprototypepublic health relevancereconstructionscale upsimulationstereoscopictooltreatment planningtumorvirtualvirtual reality
项目摘要
DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): Three-dimensional (3D) imaging and visualization are indispensable in many sectors of the biomedical field. Physical Optics Corporation (POC) proposes to develop a unique high-resolution, full-color liquid crystal (LC) flat-panel 3D display that is superior to existing devices, and will enable doctors, biomedical researchers, clinicians, theorists, and surgeons to collaboratively view high-quality, full-color 3D images of biological materials with location-specific correct perspectives and without having to wear special glasses or head trackers. The low-cost display features high screen brightness and resolution, and is compact, with no bulky optics. It does not require any special preprocessing or formatting of image data, and can work with standard 3D graphic software and interactive computer systems or with real-time multivideo equipment. Furthermore, it has no intermediate components such as lenticular screens, slit arrays, goggles, or glasses to degrade natural 3D perception of the human vision system. The proposed approach integrates a special two-angle switching collimated backlight, a high resolution, LC flat-panel display with spatially multiplexed waveguide holograms in a multiperspective autostereo 3D display whose wide-area screen functions as multiple 2D display screens. In Phase I, POC designed and constructed a proof-of-concept four-view prototype system using a standard size (800x600 pixels) LCD and fabricated four-view multiplexed waveguide holograms. The prototype was successfully demonstrated by projecting full-color half-resolution (400x300 pixels) perspective images of several 3D objects. Phase II will produce a full-resolution (1280x1024 pixels or larger) eight-perspective view, large-area commercializable prototype system that will be tested with biomedical 3D image data. This real- time, full-color, low-cost multiperspective holographic autostereo LC 3D display system will find a wide range of commercial applications: medical imaging; educational training and simulation; virtual-reality environments; scientific simulation and modeling; industrial inspection; CAD for manufacturing; space exploration; telerobotics; photogrammetry; and 3D video and cinema.
PUBLIC HEALTH RELEVANCE: The proposed holographic automultiscopic, large-screen, high-resolution liquid-crystal 3D display with a natural look-around capability will significantly improve 3D visualization of biomedical images to biomedical researchers, doctors, and surgeons. This unique capability will aid in screening diagnostics and treatment planning without requiring special user eyewear, significantly reducing the time, cumbersomness, and cost of surgical procedures.
描述(由申请人提供):三维(3D)成像和可视化在生物医学领域的许多领域都是不可或缺的。物理光学公司(POC)提出开发一种独特的高分辨率,全彩色液晶(LC)平板3D显示器,上级现有设备,并将使医生,生物医学研究人员,临床医生,理论家和外科医生能够协作查看生物材料的高质量,全彩色3D图像,具有特定位置的正确视角,而无需佩戴特殊的眼镜或头部跟踪器。低成本显示器具有高屏幕亮度和分辨率,并且紧凑,没有笨重的光学元件。它不需要对图像数据进行任何特殊的预处理或格式化,并且可以与标准的3D图形软件和交互式计算机系统或实时多视频设备一起工作。此外,它没有中间组件,如透镜状屏幕,狭缝阵列,护目镜或眼镜,以降低人类视觉系统的自然3D感知。所提出的方法集成了一个特殊的两个角度切换准直背光,高分辨率,液晶平板显示器与空间复用波导全息图在多视角自动立体3D显示器,其广域屏幕功能作为多个2D显示屏幕。在第一阶段,POC设计并构建了一个概念验证的四视图原型系统,使用标准尺寸(800x600像素)的LCD和制造的四视图复用波导全息图。原型成功地通过投影几个3D对象的全色半分辨率(400x300像素)透视图像进行了演示。第二阶段将产生一个全分辨率(1280x1024像素或更大)的八透视图,大面积的商业化原型系统,将与生物医学3D图像数据进行测试。这种真实的实时、全色、低成本的多视角全息自动立体LC 3D显示系统将得到广泛的商业应用:医学成像、教育培训和模拟、虚拟现实环境、科学模拟和建模、工业检测、制造业CAD、空间探索、遥控机器人、摄影测量以及3D视频和电影。
公共卫生关系:所提出的全息自动多视角、大屏幕、高分辨率液晶3D显示器具有自然环视能力,将显著改善生物医学研究人员、医生和外科医生的生物医学图像的3D可视化。这种独特的能力将有助于筛查诊断和治疗计划,而无需特殊的用户眼镜,显着减少时间,麻烦和手术成本。
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全息自动多视场液晶3D显示器
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