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US 7,281,802 · App. 10/809,512 · Granted Oct 16, 2007

Stereoscopic display device and method

Assignee: Kabushiki Kaisha Toshiba
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Patent No.
US 7,281,802
App. No.
10/809,512
Granted
Oct 16, 2007
Kind
B2
Abstract

In a one-dimensional IP (vertical disparity discarding system), it is made possible to obtain a perspective projection image with no distortion or reduced distortion. A stereoscopic display device is provided with a display device including a display plane in which pixels are arranged flatly in a matrix shape; and a parallax barrier including a plurality of apertures or a plurality of lenses and being configured to control directions of rays from the pixels such that a horizontal disparity is included but a vertical disparity is not included. A horizontal direction pitch of the parallax barrier is integer times a horizontal pitch of the pixels, the display plane of the display device is divided so as to correspond to elemental images for respective apertures or the lenses of the parallax barrier, and an image whose vertical direction corresponds to a perspective projection in a fixed viewing distance and whose horizontal direction corresponds to an orthographic projection is divided and arranged for respective columns of the pixels.

Claims (11)

1. A stereoscopic display device of a one-dimensional integral photography system, comprising:

a display unit including a display plane in which pixels are arranged flatly in a matrix shape;

a parallax barrier including a plurality of apertures or a plurality of lenses and being configured to control directions of rays from the pixels such that a horizontal disparity is included but a vertical disparity is not included; and

a detecting mechanism which detects an out-of-viewing zone to the display plane in up and down or front and rear directions, the detecting mechanism being a vertical direction indicator having a cyclic structure in a vertical direction,

a horizontal direction pitch of the parallax barrier being integer times a horizontal pitch of the pixels, the display plane of the display unit being divided so as to correspond to elemental images for respective apertures or the lenses of the parallax barrier, and an image subjected to a perspective projection in a fixed viewing distance in a vertical direction and subjected to an orthographic projection in a horizontal direction being divided and arranged for respective columns of the pixels.

2. A stereoscopic display device of a one-dimensional integral photography system, comprising:

a display unit including a display plane in which pixels are arranged flatly in a matrix shape;

a parallax barrier including a plurality of apertures or a plurality of lenses and being configured to control directions of rays from the pixels such that a horizontal disparity is included but a vertical disparity is not included; and

a detecting mechanism which detects an out-of-viewing zone to the display plane in up and down or front and rear directions, the detecting mechanism having a blind structure;

a horizontal direction pitch of the parallax barrier being integer times a horizontal pitch of the pixels, the display plans of the display unit being divided so as to correspond to elemental images for respective apertures or the lenses of the parallax barrier, and an image subjected to a perspective projection in a fixed viewing distance in a vertical direction and subjected to an orthographic projection in a horizontal direction being divided and arranged for respective columns of the pixels.

3. A stereoscopic display device of a one-dimensional integral photography system according to claim 2 , wherein the blind structure has a curved shape.

Assignments (1)
ASSIGNMENT OF ASSIGNOR'S INTEREST Recorded Aug 10, 2004
From: SAISHU, TATSUO; HIRAYAMA, YUZO
To: KABUSHIKI KAISHA TOSHIBA
Reel/Frame 015710/0663 →
Priority Claims (1)
JP 2003-090738 · Mar 28, 2003 · national
Continuity (1)
Related Publication 20040252374A1 · Dec 16, 2004