1. Padmasri Dr.BV Raju Institute Of Technology

2. 3D TV TECHNOLOGY

3. CONTENTS AIMS TO PROJECT 3D TV INTRODUCTION BASICS OF 3D TV
OVERVIEW OF THE SYSTEMS
ARCHITECTURE OF 3D TV
MUTIVEW AUTO STEREOSCOPIC DISPLAY
3D DISPLAY
APPLICATIONS OF 3D TV
ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES
CONCLUSION

4. AIMS TO PROJECT 3DTV To provide 3D picture with smell and touch
Virtual reality
Contribution of university research institute and companies

5. INTRODUCTION
Three dimensional TV is expected to be next revolution in the TV history.
They implemented a 3D TV prototype system with real- time acquisition, transmission and 3D display of dynamic scenes.
This is the first real-time end-to-end 3D TV system with enough views and resolution to provide a truly immersive 3D experience.

6. BASICS OF 3D TV
Binocular parallax-Binocular parallax defers to the ability of the eyes to see a solid object and a continuous surface behind that object even though the eyes see two different views.
Motion parallax-It means information at the retina caused by relative movement of objects as the observer moves to the side (or his head moves sideways).

7. Depth perception-It allows the beholder to accurately gauge the distance to an object. It is the visual ability to perceive the world in three dimensions.
Stereographic images- It means two pictures taken with a spatial or time separation that are then arranged to be viewed
simultaneously.

8. Stereoscope-It is an optical device for creating stereoscopic (or three dimensional) effects from flat (two-dimensional) images; D.Brewster first constructed the stereoscope in 1844.
Holographic Images-A luminous, 3D, transparent, colored and nonmaterial image appearing out of a 2D medium, called a hologram. A holographic image cannot be viewed without the proper lighting.

9. Overview of the System Distributed architecture Scalability
Multiview video rendering
High-resolution 3D display
Computational alignment for 3D display

10. Model Based System
One approach to 3D TV is to acquire multiview video from sparsely arranged cameras and to use some model of the scene for view interpolation.

11. Light Field System
A light field represents radiance as a function of position and direction in regions of space free of occludes.
The light field describes the amount of light traveling through every point in 3D space in every possible direction.

12. Architecture of 3D TV
Acquisition
Transmission
Display unit

13. Acquisition
The acquisition stage consist of an array of the hardware synchronized cameras.
CCD image Sensors
MPEG-2 Encoding
PCI card

14. Transmission Gigabit Ethernet
A transmission technology, enables super net to deliver enhanced network performance.

15. Decoder & Consumer Processing
The receiver side is responsible for generating the appropriate images to be displayed.

16. Multiview Auto Stereoscopic Display
Holographic Displays
Holographic Movie
Volumetric Displays
Parallax Displays
Multi Projector

17. 3D Display
16NEC LT-170 projector

18. APPLICATION OF 3D TV
IMAX screen
OMNIMAX screen

19. Advantages and Disadvantages

20. Conclusion
Most of the key ideas for 3D TV systems presented in this paper have been known for decade, such as lenticular screens, multi projector 3D displays, and camera array for acquisition.
This system is the first to provide enough view points and enough pixels per view points to produce an immersive and convincing 3D experience.
Another area of future research is precise color reproduction of natural scenes on multiview display.

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