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Disambiguation of "Suyama, Shiro"

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Floating display screen formed by AIRR (Aerial imaging by retro-reflection) for interaction in 3D space.

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Shiro Kobayashi

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Shiro Yukawa

 

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Front and rear image generation module for depth-fused 3-D display., , , and . IEEE Trans. Consumer Electron., 52 (3): 904-908 (2006)Aerial 3D LED display by use of retroreflective sheeting., and . SD&A, volume 8648 of SPIE Proceedings, page 86480Q. SPIE, (2013)Theoretical and Experimental Perceived Depths in Arc 3D Display and Its On/Off Switching Using Liquid-Crystal Active Devices., , and . IAS, page 1-8. IEEE, (2019)Secure display by use of multiple decoding masks based on visual cryptography., and . IAS, page 1-5. IEEE, (2011)Edge-Based DFD (Depth-Fused 3D) Display with Enlarged Viewing Angle & Maximum Perceived Depth., , , and . IAS, page 1-7. IEEE, (2019)Development of 480-fps LED display by use of spatiotemporal mapping., , , and . IAS, page 1-7. IEEE, (2012)Floating display screen formed by AIRR (Aerial imaging by retro-reflection) for interaction in 3D space., , , , , , and . IC3D, page 1-5. IEEE, (2014)Unstable Depth Perception of Aerial Image in Crossed Mirror Array Can Be Controlled by Changing Fixation Distance., , and . IAS, page 1-6. IEEE, (2021)Viewing-Zone Control of Large Full-Color LED Display for 3-D and Digital Signage., , , and . IAS, page 1-7. IEEE, (2009)A New 3-D Display Method Using 3-D Visual Illusion Produced by Overlapping Two Luminance Division Displays., , and . IEICE Trans. Electron., 88-C (3): 445-449 (2005)