Abstract

Today’s three-dimensional display systems provide new advantages to end-users; they are able to support an auto-stereoscopic, no-glasses, three-dimensional experience with significantly enhanced image quality over previous generation technology. There have been particularly rapid advances in personal auto-stereoscopic three-dimensional display for desktop users brought about because of the opportunity to combine micro-optics and LCD displays coinciding with the availability of low-cost desktop image processing and three-dimensional computer graphics systems.