Abstract

In this paper, we have devised a novel projection screen using a double-sided lenticular lens with a diffusion angle range quantized by the incident light angle and a constant diffusion light intensity, independent of the angle of the incident light. We developed high-resolution multi-view projection display using a novel projection screen and multiple projectors. Our display system has the advantage of making it easy to align multiple projectors, and the capability of simultaneously projecting multiple different images at different viewing angles at any distance from the projection screen.

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