Stereoscopic Display With Depth-Adjusted Secondary Screen
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Solution Overview
Problem
Current image display technologies lack the capability to effectively display stereoscopic images in a manner that provides additional information simultaneously with the main content, and fail to adapt the depth and slope of images to user environment and posture.
Innovation Solution
An image display apparatus and method that processes image signals to create a second screen with varying depth and slope, allowing for the simultaneous display of main content and additional information, and adjusts the position, tilt, and depth of the second screen based on user input and environmental factors.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Loss of information
If a single screen is used to display main content, then the display is simple and clear, but additional information cannot be displayed simultaneously
Solution Approach 1:
The display is segmented into a first screen for main content and a second screen for additional information. The control unit processes image signals to generate and display the second screen separately from the first screen, allowing both main content and additional information to be displayed simultaneously without interfering with each other.
2Loss of information
If multiple screens are displayed simultaneously, then more information can be provided, but the screens may interfere with each other and reduce viewing clarity
Solution Approach 1:
The second screen is displayed in a different dimensional space than the first screen by applying depth and slope processing to the image signal. The control unit processes the image signal so that the second screen has different depth and/or slope characteristics, allowing both screens to coexist without spatial interference while providing multiple information layers.
3Adaptability or versatility
If stereoscopic images are displayed without depth and slope adjustment, then the display is straightforward, but the viewing experience is not immersive and does not adapt to user environment
Solution Approach 1:
The display system dynamically adjusts the depth and slope of the second screen based on user input and environmental factors. The control unit processes image signals to create adaptable stereoscopic effects, allowing the display to respond to changing viewing conditions and user preferences, thereby providing an immersive experience that adapts to the user environment.
4Loss of information
If additional information is overlaid on the main content screen, then both are displayed together, but the main content becomes less clear and readable
Solution Approach 1:
Instead of overlaying additional information on the same plane as main content, the system displays the second screen in a separate dimensional space with different depth and slope characteristics. This spatial separation ensures that additional information is accessible without obscuring or reducing the clarity of the main content on the first screen.
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AI summary
An image display apparatus and an image display method where the image display apparatus according to an embodiment displays a main screen and a sub-screen having a different depth or slope from the main screen so as to create the illusion of depth and distance.