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Virtual window viewing geometry

Merritt, 1989

Document ID
756994623030257454
Author
Merritt J
Publication year
Publication venue
Sensor Fusion: Spatial Reasoning and Scene Interpretation

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Operator performance with telerobotic systems may be improved by use of video displays that simulate direct vision through a window. This" virtual window" concept provides intuitive head-coupled aiming of the camera system field-of-view as the observer shifts left/right or …
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