A low cost autostereoscopic 3D display for the Kinect sensor

[cellphonevideos135]

i dont get it. is kinect suposed to be 3d now? cause thats just dumb

[KillerCanariO]

sois la puta boma!!!!

[tenerifeproject]

Un equipo de la Universidad de La Laguna (Tenerife) ha creado un sistema para visualizar imágenes tridimensionales en un televisor sin necesidad de utilizar gafas

[messiahandrw]

Nice.. It's also possible to render what the right eye should see on the left side of the screen, what the left eye should see on the right eye of the screen, then look at it cross-eyed.

[danidetenerife]

Viva la laguna, viva Canarias!

[DeDouby]

Great... Listed you to bodensee-deal.de

[TheDamnSpot]

In my experience these overlay type 3D solutions are blurry, have limited viewing angle/distance and work only with certain shots.

Would you guys say that this solution is viable in those areas?

[fdopernav]

@TheDamnSpot

Professional 3D autostereoscopic displays are in the 4000-10000 $ range

The results are acceptable considering the cost (99$)

[TheDamnSpot]

@fdopernav Well put. This has massive cost saving implications in niche fields such as CAD, Chemistry, Bio-Med, etc... You guys are gonna make some dough :P

[kahara00]

How is that correction of depth field in 1/3 done?

[fdopernav]

@kahara00

You have to rectify color and depth images. There are several free programs to do it. Try Nicolas Burrus Kinect RGB demo

[kahara00]

@fdopernav I now see what you mean, thank you.

[robvh2]

This is madness! Haha. Great work. Will you be releasing this along with instructions on how to set it up... and where to get the matching plastic sheet?

[fdopernav]

@robvh2

Yes, we are planning to release the software. But first we want to extend the technique to process 3D video. Stay tuned!

[eirepreneur]

Great work guys!

[fdopernav]

@eirepreneur

Thanks! We will soon extend the technique to process 3D video