Download to read offline
Heliodispy.pptx
- 1. 2 D &3 D A I R B A S E D P R O J E C T I O N SYAT E M HELIODISPY
- 2. CONTENTS • Introduction • HeliyoDisplay & It’s Prenciple • History • Working • Mid Air video Display • Types of Display • Models • Advantages & Disadvantages • Application
- 3. INTRODUCTION • Hi-tech projectorthat display pictures in the air. • Works as a free space touch screen when connected to PC. • Although it is also a two-dimentional display that appears • to float (3d when using 3d content). • Similar in principle to the cinematic technique of rear projection and can appear three-dimensional when using Appropriate content.
- 4. HELIODISPLAY & IT’SPRINCIPLE • Frustrated Total Internal Reflection”(FTIR) • Contains an IR camera and a IR light emitting diode • The internal reflection of the IR-light, is interrupted as soon as a finger touches the acrylic surface. • The images that are generated by the camera contain white blobs. • ‘HELOCAST’ to interactively control the displayed images.
- 5.
- 6. WORKING OF HELIODISPLAY • The device converts the imaging properties of the air so that the air is taken in, converted instantaneously, and then re-ejected out • The system thus creates a dynamic, non solid particle cloud by ejecting atomized condensate present in the surrounding air • Now the projector projects the given input on the found invisible screen
- 7. • The vapourscreen is a particle cloud created by passing the surrounding air through a heat pump which in turn cools the air to a level below its dew point….. • These particle cloud consists of individual micro-droplets ,held together by surface tension…..
- 8. TYPES OF DISPLAYS 1.Head-mounteddisplays 2.Volumertric displays 3.Large translucent displays 4.Immaterial displays 5.Perspecta
- 9. MODELS 1.M1 The original M1units produced by Io2 were advanced Prototype and proof-of-concept, but a few were sold to early Adopters. 2.M2 The second-generation M2 Helio display supports a 30” image with 16.7 million. The interactive M2i version includes virtual touchscreen capability. 3.M3 and M30 The new third-generation M3 is said to be much quieter, with improved brightness and clarity and more stable operation with an improved tri-flow system.
- 10. 4.M50 and M100 TheM50 has a 50” diagonal image, equivalent to displaying a life-size head-and-shoulders person. The M100 has a 100” diagonal image, equivalent to displaying a large full-body person (about 2 meters tall). 5.S and L and XL In 2011 IO2 reintroduced the smaller format Heliodisplays along with the standard L(large) models that project approximately 2 meter tall image (for lifesize person projections). 6.i version
- 11. ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES •Advantages • No screen to project images • Device is lidht weight and can be converted into a furniture • Nothing is added to air.noting affects air quality projected images and video are two-dimensional, but appear 3D since there is no physical depth reference • Heliodisplay does not create fog,so no electronic devices in the room are affected • No special glasses required to see the display • Tranclucency is controlled by the heliodisplay
- 12. • Disadvantages • Heliodisplayis very expensive • Viewing a Heliodisplay image in direct sunlight is almost impossible • Screen is essentially sir, so it can become distorted with too much air movement in the room
- 13. APPLICATION • Advertising/promotion • Videoconferencing • Virtual surgery and pre-operative planning • Military traning programs • Gaming/artwork • Engineering/architecture plans • Bulid the Heliodisplay into furniture
- 14. REFREANCE • Chad Dyner,“Method and system for free-space imaging display and interface”, United States Patent, US20040001182 A1 • Paulson, L.D., “Displaying Data in thin air”, Computer (Volume:37 , Issue: 3) ,2004. • URL: http://www.io2technology.com/heliodispla
- 15.