Design, Function and Biological Applications of Stereoscopic Display Technology
Title: | Design, Function and Biological Applications of Stereoscopic Display Technology |
Author: | Case, Gary Norman |
Advisors: | Dr. Geraldine Luginbuhl, Committee Member Dr. John M. Mackenzie, Jr., Committee Chair Dr. Dennis T. Brown, Committee Member |
Abstract: | The purpose of the research is to examine if advances in computer technology would facilitate the adoption of stereoscopic display systems. We examined and evaluated a variety of computer-based stereoscopic display technologies. We developed a stereoscopic image acquisition and projection system for use with a stereomicroscope. The projection system can also be used in conjunction with a set of stand-alone stereo cameras for more lifelike videoconferencing between collaborating scientists or for distance learning. The most important aspect of the performance of our projection system was producing near-perfect alignment. We adapted our projection system for remote operation over high-bandwidth networks, and successfully demonstrated this technology over Internet2. We expanded the operation of the system to include remote-control of the microscope. |
Date: | 2003-11-17 |
Degree: | MS |
Discipline: | Microbiology |
URI: | http://www.lib.ncsu.edu/resolver/1840.16/171 |
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