Looking Glass Factory, Inc.

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Boost Ideas, LLC

Alexis Hornstein

Shawn Michael Frayne

Shiu Pong Lee

Tung Yiu Fok

Kyle Appelgate

Lee Shiu Pong

Albert Hwang

Caleb Johnston

Matthew Collins

Shi Yun Liu

Robert E Garner

Nathaniel Sharpe

James Loy Brewster

Heather Brundage

Evan Kahn

Char Stiles

Alexander Duncan

James Brewster

A holographic display and method for operating the holographic display can include: a holographic display operable in a plurality of modes, a computing system, and a sensor. The holographic display can option include a user interface device. Views displayed by the display can optionally be processed or modified based on a viewer pose relative to the display.

System and method for holographic image display

A system and method for lightfield communication can be configured to receive one or more images, determine one or more features in the one or more images, and generate a lightfield image from the one or more images where at least one of the one or more features is in a focal plane of the lightfield image.

System and method for processing three dimensional images

A method or system can be configured to receive content associated with a scene; optionally, format the content as a three-dimensional image; render the content or three-dimensional image in a display-readable format; optionally, authenticate the display; and display the formatted content such that the formatted content is perceivable as three-dimensional for one or more viewers.

System and method for displaying a three-dimensional image

A system and method can include receiving a set of views, encoding the set of views, and displaying the set of views such that they are perceived as a holographic image.

System and method for generating light field images

A holographic communication system and method can include: determining a user parameter for one or more users, generating a set of views based on the user parameter, and displaying the set of generated views.

System and method for holographic communication

A holographic display can include a light source configured to output light; a parallax generator optically coupled to the light source; an optical volume, where the light is perceivable as a three dimensional image within the optical volume; optionally, a flip controller; and, optionally, a viewcone expander.

System and method for holographic displays

A retroreflecting display that enables the formation of a real image in free space includes a first light source that generates a first light output; a first beam splitter module; and a retroreflector module opposite the first light source.

Advanced retroreflecting aerial displays

A persistent image retroreflecting display that enables the formation of a real image in free space includes a first light source that generates a polarized light output; a retroreflector module adjacent a first side of the first light source; a quarter waveplate coupled to the retroreflector module and adjacent the first light source; and a reflective polarizer positioned between the first light source and a viewer of the display.

A three-dimensional volumetric display includes a light source that generates a two-dimensional image output and a transparent scattering volume, coupled to the light source on a first face of the scattering volume, that scatters the image output of the light source in a direction perpendicular to the light axis of the output of the light source; where the scattering volume comprises a three-dimensional array of scattering elements arranged in a plurality of scattering planes tilted relative to the first face of the scattering volume.

Enhanced 3D volumetric display

A three-dimensional volumetric display includes a light source that generates a two-dimensional image output and a transparent scattering volume, coupled to the light source on a first face of the scattering volume, that scatters the image output of the light source in a direction perpendicular to the light axis of the output of the light source; where the scattering volume comprises a three-dimensional array of printed-ink scattering elements arranged in a plurality of scattering planes tilted relative to the first face of the scattering volume.

Printed plane 3D volumetric display

A superstereoscopic image retroreflecting display that enables the formation of a real image in free space includes a first light source that generates a first light output; a lenticular lens optically coupled to the first light source that, with the first light source, generates a first light output having viewing angle dependency; a first beam splitter module; and a retroreflector module opposite the first light source.

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