Planetariums and smaller personal domes can provide an immersive environment for science education, virtual reality, and entertainment. Digital projection into domes, called 'full dome projection', can be a technically challenging and expensive exercise, particularly for installations with modest budgets. An alternative full dome digital projection system is presented here that is based upon a single projector and a spherical mirror to scatter the light onto the dome surface. The approach offers many advantages over the fisheye lens alternatives, results in a similar quality, but at a fraction of the cost
For decades dome theaters have provided the greatest sense of awe and wonder of all theater experien...
Anyone who has gazed through the eyepiece of an astronomical telescope knows that, with the exceptio...
Recent advances in digital photomontage have simplified the creation of extreme wide-angle views fro...
The earliest telescopes were refractors made with combinations of glass lenses. They suffered from c...
The content produced for fulldome projection is usually made in a frame (the master) with a format c...
Full dome Video made in fish-eye perspective projectable in digital planetarium as a part of a lesso...
As the planetarium approaches its 100th anniversary, today's planetarium educator must reflect on th...
Even simple concepts in astronomy are notoriously difficult for the general public to understand, si...
This paper describes about spherical immersive display using convex mirror. Our display provides sea...
ROTATING GLOBE DEMONSTRATOR Projected multimedia installations or learning material are part of ever...
We constructed a personal, spherical, multi-projector perspective-corrected display called Spheree. ...
The great success of stereoscopic cinema raises the question how the cinematic experience can be fur...
Omnidirectional camera is able to obtain 360 degree images of surrounding environment directly. Thes...
The novelty of our proposal is the end-to-end solution to combine computer generated elements and ca...
Anyone who has gazed through the eyepiece of an astronomical telescope knows that, with the exceptio...
For decades dome theaters have provided the greatest sense of awe and wonder of all theater experien...
Anyone who has gazed through the eyepiece of an astronomical telescope knows that, with the exceptio...
Recent advances in digital photomontage have simplified the creation of extreme wide-angle views fro...
The earliest telescopes were refractors made with combinations of glass lenses. They suffered from c...
The content produced for fulldome projection is usually made in a frame (the master) with a format c...
Full dome Video made in fish-eye perspective projectable in digital planetarium as a part of a lesso...
As the planetarium approaches its 100th anniversary, today's planetarium educator must reflect on th...
Even simple concepts in astronomy are notoriously difficult for the general public to understand, si...
This paper describes about spherical immersive display using convex mirror. Our display provides sea...
ROTATING GLOBE DEMONSTRATOR Projected multimedia installations or learning material are part of ever...
We constructed a personal, spherical, multi-projector perspective-corrected display called Spheree. ...
The great success of stereoscopic cinema raises the question how the cinematic experience can be fur...
Omnidirectional camera is able to obtain 360 degree images of surrounding environment directly. Thes...
The novelty of our proposal is the end-to-end solution to combine computer generated elements and ca...
Anyone who has gazed through the eyepiece of an astronomical telescope knows that, with the exceptio...
For decades dome theaters have provided the greatest sense of awe and wonder of all theater experien...
Anyone who has gazed through the eyepiece of an astronomical telescope knows that, with the exceptio...
Recent advances in digital photomontage have simplified the creation of extreme wide-angle views fro...