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Optical Magic LensesWe altered a standard polarization-based passive stereo projection setup and employed a standard LCD panel as a purely optical, tangible magic lens device. Due to the properties of polarized light, the modified passive stereo setup can be used to separate two views - a primary and a secondary layer - of the projected data. A non-powered LCD panel serves as magic lens filter, as it rotates the direction of polarized light 90 degrees, providing the user a different view on the projected data. The system is arbitrarily scalable for multiple users and can be applied to numerous applications. Insititution: Graz University of Technology |
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Manuela Waldner, Michael Kalkusch, Dieter Schmalstieg |
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