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9. SEE MORE: Improving the Usage of Large Display Environments

Authors : Achim Ebert, Hans Hagen, Torsten Bierz, Matthias Deller, Peter-Scott Olech, Daniel Steffen, Sebastian Thelen

Published in: Virtual Realities

Publisher: Springer Vienna

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Abstract

Truly seamless tiled displays and stereoscopic large high-resolution displays are among the top research challenges in the area of large displays. In this paper we approach both topics by adding an additional projector to a tiled display scenario as well as to a stereoscopic environment. In both cases, we have developed new focus+context screen approaches: a multiple foci plus context metaphor in the tiled display setup and a 2D+3D focus+context metaphor in the stereoscopic scenario.

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Title: SEE MORE: Improving the Usage of Large Display Environments
Authors: Achim Ebert
Hans Hagen
Torsten Bierz
Matthias Deller
Peter-Scott Olech
Daniel Steffen
Sebastian Thelen
Publisher: Springer Vienna
Book: Virtual Realities
Print ISBN: 978-3-211-99177-0

Electronic ISBN: 978-3-211-99178-7

Copyright Year: 2011
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-211-99178-7_9