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Development and evaluation of the CABIN immersive multiscreen display

Hirose et al., 1999

Document ID
8635568934315091242
Author
Hirose M
Ogi T
Ishiwata S
Yamada T
Publication year
Publication venue
Systems and Computers in Japan

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This paper describes the design, implementation, and evaluation of the CABIN immersive multiscreen display. CABIN consists of five screens that surround users, and one of the five, the floor screen, is made of tempered glass able to support the users' weight. In CABIN …
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