Shin'ichiro Eitoku
ABSTRACT
We propose the new concept," Controllable particle display", there is no display in space and the space itself is a display. Moreover realizing the concept, we also propose a system of using a set of water drops designed to form a plane surface and developed a prototype system. In this paper, for long-term use, we improved this system to have the enough strength with standing long-term use.
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Cross Ref
- S. Eitoku, T. Tanikawa, Y. Suzuki, K. Hirota, T. Iwai, and M. Hirose. Display composed of water drops for filling space with materialized virtual three-dimensional objects. In Proc. of IEEE VR 2006, pages 159--166, March 2006. Google ScholarDigital Library
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- Controllable water particle display
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