Particle Display System — Virtually Perceivable Pixels with Randomly Distributed Physical Pixels —
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- Sato Munehiko
- The University of Tokyo JST CREST
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- Hiyama Atsushi
- The University of Tokyo Information and Robot Technology Research Initiative (IRT)
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- Tanikawa Tomohiro
- The University of Tokyo JST CREST
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- Hirose Michitaka
- The University of Tokyo JST CREST
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- Particle Display System - Virtually Perceivable Pixels with Randomly Distributed Physical Pixels -
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In this study, the authors propose and implement a particle display system (PDS) that consists of hundreds of randomly distributed pixels. The wireless capability of this system enables each node to move freely without distant limitation of the use of wire cables. The authors also propose effective visual presentation techniques for a display system with randomly distributed pixels. One of the optimization techniques involves the extension of a well-known phenomenon where humans can perceive two-dimensional static or moving images from a set of high-frequency flashing one-dimensional pixel arrays, such as LED arrays, as a characteristic of a human's vision system. While this technique can only extend the virtual resolution of a display in a direction perpendicular to the aligned pixels, our technique enables the display of multi-directional scrolling of two-dimensional images with randomly distributed pixels. In addition, the advantages of presenting information on a display with nonuniform pixel distribution and virtual pixels with fast flash of pixels are discussed. The proposed techniques help in reducing the cost of installing a large-scale display and the time taken for the initial preparation of the setup, which involves carrying large pixel arrays and determining the precise size and shape of the display.
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- Journal of Information Processing
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Journal of Information Processing 17 280-291, 2009
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- CRID
- 1390001205295314176
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- NII論文ID
- 130000122797
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- NII書誌ID
- AA00700121
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- ISSN
- 18826652
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- en
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