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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Jan. 22, 2013
Filed:
Nov. 30, 2009
René DE LA Barré, Mittweida, DE;
Silvio Jurk, Crosta, DE;
René de la Barré, Mittweida, DE;
Silvio Jurk, Crosta, DE;
Abstract
The invention relates to a method for displaying image information in which pixels of a matrix screen () are actuated as a function of the image information () of a plurality of more than two different mutually complementary stereoscopic half-images such that each of the half-images is reproduced with a large number of image points on one of different sub-groups of the pixels and light emanating from each of these sub-groups of pixels is conducted through a beam splitter grid () into a region () which is assigned to this sub-group, from which region only the half-image reproduced by this sub-group is visible, eye positions of respectively two eyes of at least two viewers () being determined and the sub-groups of pixels, on which respectively one of the half-images is reproduced, being chosen as a function of the detected eye positions such that the eyes of each of the at least two viewers () are situated in two of the mentioned regions () from which two mutually complementary stereoscopic half-images are visible. The invention relates furthermore to a corresponding autostereoscopic screen.
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