Method and arrangement for three-dimensionally recognizable representation
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Sep 17, 2004
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The invention relates to methods and arrangements for unaided three-dimensionally recognizable representation by a method for three-dimensionally recognizable representation, in which individual image elements (.alpha..sub.ij) are simultaneously made visible, the image elements (.alpha..sub.ij) reproducing partial information from several views (Ak (k=1 . . . n)) of the scene/object. Directions of propagation are predefined for the light emitted by the image elements (.alpha..sub.ij) with the aid of a structural plate. For this purpose, the structural includes a plurality of optical elements that are arranged in sequences. According to the invention, the mean geometrical distance (p') between two adjacent sequences of light-transmitting optical elements on the structural plate meets the condition p'=p, wherein p=G*sin(0.017.degree.), G representing four times the diagonal length of the image element (.alpha..sub.ij) raster.
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