20240048680. THREE-DIMENSIONAL DISPLAY DEVICE AND IMAGE DISPLAY SYSTEM simplified abstract (KYOCERA CORPORATION)
THREE-DIMENSIONAL DISPLAY DEVICE AND IMAGE DISPLAY SYSTEM
Organization Name
Inventor(s)
Kaoru Kusafuka of Setagaya-ku, Tokyo (JP)
Ryo Tadauchi of Otsu-shi, Shiga (JP)
Takashi Shimada of Otsu-shi, Shiga (JP)
THREE-DIMENSIONAL DISPLAY DEVICE AND IMAGE DISPLAY SYSTEM - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 20240048680 titled 'THREE-DIMENSIONAL DISPLAY DEVICE AND IMAGE DISPLAY SYSTEM
Simplified Explanation
The abstract describes a three-dimensional display device that consists of a liquid crystal panel, a first optical panel, and a second optical panel. It may also include a backlight and a controller. The first and second optical panels determine the direction in which incident light travels.
- The patent application is for a three-dimensional display device using liquid crystal technology.
- The device includes a liquid crystal panel, a first optical panel, and a second optical panel.
- A backlight and a controller may also be included in the device.
- The first and second optical panels define the direction of incident light.
- The invention aims to provide a three-dimensional display experience.
Potential Applications
- Entertainment industry: The technology can be used in gaming, movies, and virtual reality applications to enhance the visual experience.
- Medical imaging: Three-dimensional displays can aid in medical imaging, allowing for better visualization and analysis of complex structures.
- Engineering and design: The technology can be utilized in CAD software and other design tools to provide a more immersive and accurate representation of 3D models.
Problems Solved
- Limited depth perception: Traditional displays lack depth perception, but this technology enables the perception of depth, enhancing the viewing experience.
- Eye strain: By providing a more realistic 3D representation, this technology can reduce eye strain caused by prolonged viewing of 2D displays.
- Inaccurate visualization: The device solves the problem of inaccurate representation of 3D objects on 2D screens, allowing for more precise visualization.
Benefits
- Enhanced visual experience: The three-dimensional display provides a more immersive and realistic visual experience compared to traditional 2D displays.
- Improved depth perception: The technology allows for better depth perception, making it useful in various fields such as entertainment, medicine, and design.
- Reduced eye strain: By providing a more natural viewing experience, this technology can help reduce eye strain and fatigue associated with prolonged screen time.
Original Abstract Submitted
a three-dimensional display device includes a liquid crystal panel, a first optical panel, and a second optical panel. the three-dimensional display device may further include a backlight and a controller. the first optical panel and the second optical panel define a traveling direction of incident light.
