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Applications such as telepresence and training involve the display of real or synthetic humans to multiple viewers. When attempting to render the humans with conventional displays, non-verbal cues such as head pose, gaze direction, body posture, and facial expression are difficult to convey correctly to all viewers. In addition, a framed image of a human conveys only a limited physical sense of presence...
A novel design for an autostereoscopic (AS) display is demonstrated featuring a randomized hole distribution parallax barrier. The Random Hole Display (RHD) design eliminates the repeating zones found in regular barrier and lenticular autostereoscopic displays, enabling multiple simultaneous viewers in arbitrary locations. The primary task of a multi-user AS display is to deliver the correct and unique...
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