Stereoscopic Techniques in Computer Graphics

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• Publication Type: Student Project
• Workgroup(s)/Project(s):
  • Rendering and Modeling
• Date: 2006
• First Supervisor: Ralf Habel
• Keywords: Stereoscopic rendering

Abstract

This paper describes the most important techniques to create stereoscopy. At the beginning a brief summary of the history of stereoscopic viewing is outlined. The classical stereoscopy methods such as anaglyph or polarized images and the more modern techniques such as head mounted displays or three-dimensional LCD’s are described and compared. Advantages and disadvantages of each method are stated. At the end volumetric and holographic displays are described, although they don’t belong to the stereoscopy techniques.

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@studentproject{Fauster-06-st,
  title =      "Stereoscopic Techniques in Computer Graphics",
  author =     "Loris Faustner",
  year =       "2006",
  abstract =   "This paper describes the most important techniques to create
               stereoscopy. At the beginning a brief summary of the history
               of stereoscopic viewing is outlined. The classical
               stereoscopy methods such as anaglyph or polarized images and
               the more modern techniques such as head mounted displays or
               three-dimensional LCD’s are described and compared.
               Advantages and disadvantages of each method are stated. At
               the end volumetric and holographic displays are described,
               although they don’t belong to the stereoscopy techniques.",
  keywords =   "Stereoscopic rendering",
  URL =        "https://www.cg.tuwien.ac.at/research/publications/2006/Fauster-06-st/",
}