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Human vision and 3D display technology
MIZUSHINA Haruki[Associate Professor]
Division of Fundamental Photonics (Core Faculty)
Ph. D. from Tokyo Institute of Technology (2003), Educational lecturer, Kochi University of Technology (2003-2004), Postdoctoral fellow, York University, Canada (2004-2006), Researcher, Tokyo Institute of Technology (2007-2009), Researcher, Advanced Telecommunications Research Institute International (ATR, 2009-2012), National Institute of Information and Communications Technology (NICT, 2012-2015), Associate Professor, Tokushima University (2015-present)
- Medical Photonics
- Visible
- Infrared
- Terahertz
- Deep ultraviolet
- Information Technology
- Medical
- Inspection
- Light source / Sensing
- etc.
- Visual information processing
- Psychophysics
- Ultra reality
- 3D displays
- Aerial images
Research Interests
In order to realize a highly realistic and human-friendly image display technology, it is necessary to clarify the characteristics of human vision, in addition to research on display technology. Specifically, we are focusing on research to realize a more stable and natural sense of depth at low cost, by motion parallax and pictorial depth cues in addition to the binocular disparity. Using subjective evaluations such as fatigue and discomfort, and objective evaluation such as eye movement measurement, we are also conducting research to quantify the comfort of 3D images and the biological effects of 3D images.
In recent years, we have been working on aerial display technology for more stable interaction of seeing and manipulating.
