This document provides an overview of computational displays through a series of slides with headings, subtitles, and bullet points. It discusses combining optical fabrication, computational processing, and perceptual tricks to build future displays. The course outline covers computational displays that are fast-forward style, computational light field displays for glasses-free 3D, and perceptually driven computational displays that trick the human visual system. There are also details provided about related technical sessions and courses at SIGGRAPH on computational imaging and displays.

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Combining Optical Fabrication, Computational Processing, and
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2. Glasses-free 3D Displays – Then
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3. Glasses-free 3D Displays – Now
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4. Computational Displays
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5. Instructors – Computational Displays Overview
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Gordon Wetzstein
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Postdoctoral Researcher
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6. Instructors – Computational Light Field Displays
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Douglas Lanman
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media.mit.edu/~dlanman

7. Instructors – Computational Light Field Displays
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8. Instructors – Perceptual Displays
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Diego Gutierrez
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9. Course Outline
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 ThisI: Computational Displays Fast Forward (20 mins)
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 Part II: Computational Light Field Displays (35 mins)
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Glasses-free 3D Displays
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 Part III: Perceptually-driven Computational Displays (20 mins)
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How to trick the Human Visual System

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11. Computational Imaging at SIGGRAPH
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 This subtitle is 20 pointsDisplays – Wed, 9-10:30 am, 408A
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Emerging Technologies: Tensor Displays – all week
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 Talks: Capture the World – Wed, 10:45-12:15 pm,
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