Synthetic 3D Imaging - Project #2
Due before May 6.
Must be presented on or before May 6.
[1] Project 2 Description
Create a project description (one per team),
including or built upon your proposal. Four pages
(if on paper) should be enough (including illustrations). If you want to
put in more, then do.
Include visuals to complement your presentation (via
our big projected Web browser). This document should be (at least
partially) in your Project 1 WWWeb page. (Hard-to-WWW graphics and
illustrations can be handed in in hard-copy form.)
[2] Project 2 Presentation
Prepare a 5-10-minute
presentation, including a
demo (if applicable).
(We can walk over to labs to facilitate
demos, if necessary.) Concentrate on the issues raised below.
The presentation should flow quickly, so have your visuals and/or
demos ready.
See
Project #1
for hints on preparing your presentation.
Project 2 Proposal
You (and your Project 2 team) must compose a Project 2 proposal.
As for the first project, the proposal should contain the following:
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Name of project
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Names of team members
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A brief description of the project (about two pages, including
drawings, or more if you need it) that deals with the following issues:
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What are you creating, testing, or demonstrating?
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Are you creating a display device? or testing human perception
(e.g., depth cues, depth acuity)? or comparing 3D imaging
techniques? or creating a demonstration of a concept discussed in
class or in the literature?
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How much of it is hardware and how much software?
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What is your goal?
What steps must you take to achieve your goal?
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What tools and materials are you using?
What reference material is helpful?
- Anything else you want to write.
Post your proposal on the WWWeb (only one per team is required),
and make a link from your own page.
Buy, borrow, and secure
necessary materials, equipment, tools, and facilities.
See the projects list for ideas, but feel free
to dream up your own ideas and check them with me. This can be any
project related to 3D display and preception, including volumetric
displays and holography. The projects will be done in groups of two
or three (or one if you REALLY want to), and will be completed by
April 29. Presentations on May 6.
I am happy to discuss all issues. Don't be shy.