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Display Systems: Binocular and 3-D, Visual Comfort

Kooi et al., 2015

Document ID
13315398815803988218
Author
Kooi F
Toet A
Publication year
Publication venue
Encyclopedia of Optical and Photonic Engineering (Print)-Five Volume Set

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Binocular display systems are nowadays found throughout our society: in outdoor settings, office settings, and in the entertainment industry as well. The military deploy head-mounted displays in aircraft cockpits and various types of vehicles. 3-D displays are being used to …
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