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Please use this identifier to cite or link to this item: http://hdl.handle.net/11375/25424
Title: Image Processing Algorithms for a Tiled Multi-projection Screen
Authors: GUO, DAWEI
Advisor: CHEN, JUN
Department: Electrical and Computer Engineering
Keywords: Image processing;Multi projection;Radial distortion
Publication Date: 2020
Abstract: Nowadays the development of the screen technology is really fast, there are lcd, led, oled screen and many kinds of screens. They all have their own advantages and disadvantages, LCD screen is usually constrained by the size, and the LED screen is usually constrained by the resolution. In this thesis I will introduce a tiled projection screen which combined LED and LCD together. My major work is to develop algorithms which are used to solve three major problems. The first problem is the radial distortion caused by the lens. This problem is different from the usual distortion correction problem, the method used in this thesis is a reverse process of the camera calibration and the key is to simulate the distortion formula. The second problem is the complex brightness condition of the tiled projected image. In the thesis a non-linear edge blending method is applied so the projected images could merge together seamlessly. The third problem is combination of the LED and the LCD without harming the resolution of the whole picture. The result shows that the size and the resolution have been improved greatly.
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/11375/25424
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