Abstract
LentiMorpho is a reconfigurable light field display that dynamically switches between view-dependent and view-independent presentation by varying liquid volume within a glass-bead lens array. By physically enabling or disabling optical functionality, the system allows a single display to alternate between individualized and shared visual experiences without permanent optical trade-offs.
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Date of presentation
2026/07/19
Location
Los Angeles, USA
Citation
BibTeX
@inproceedings{xlab79,
author = {Rintaro Akiyama and Kouyou Otsu and Mai Kamihori and Yuichi Itoh and Takafumi Koike},
title = {LentiMorpho: A Display that Switches Between View-Dependent and View-Independent Modes by Varying Liquid Volume},
year = {2026}
}ACM Reference Format
Rintaro Akiyama, Kouyou Otsu, Mai Kamihori, Yuichi Itoh, and Takafumi Koike. 2026. LentiMorpho: A Display that Switches Between View-Dependent and View-Independent Modes by Varying Liquid Volume.