Is a Cheap Pseudo-3D Display with Head Movement Possible?

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The discussion centers on the feasibility of a low-cost pseudo-3D display that recalibrates images based on head movement, mimicking the perception of depth as seen in reality. The concept references the Fraunhofer HHI's free2C technology, which aims to create a 3D desktop experience without the need for specialized glasses. However, the primary concern highlighted is the cost of implementation, which may hinder widespread adoption. Additionally, the idea of integrating transparent displays into glasses is mentioned as a potential enhancement, though similar challenges regarding pricing persist.

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Could somebody evaluate this concept :

a normal display is used but the image is recomputed everytime you move your head/eyes...so that it is as if you could see behind a window in the 3d desktop just by moving your head similar as in reality...
 
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That's what I supposed...there is nothing new makeable on the world...the problem is the price i suppose...

In fact it should be even more efficient to have the display in transparency on the glasses, you can in this way have two different screens...?? (This already exists I'm sure...the problem is the same as above..and why use this ?)
 

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