This process, referred to as " 3-Space," creates the true perception of three-dimensional space on a flat screen without the use of special glasses, screen or optics. The process exploits characteristics of visual processing—it uses properties of the brain. 3-Space works on conventional monitors and will project for group presentations. It has successfully undergone rigorous testing in an academic environment. It has many applications. Molecular biologists approved of the display of complex molecular models. In addition to conventional research applications, they remarked that the process would be very useful for displaying 3D molecular structures such as DNA to students.
Dissertation: Construction And Evaluation Of A Three-Dimensional Display From A Two-Dimensional Projection Surface Based On Theoretical Considerations Of Metrification And Affine Space
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