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34. An Infinity Mirror Without Apparent Mirroring
SessionPosters: Displays & Optics
DescriptionAn "infinity mirror" is an optical novelty that uses facing mirrors to create the appearance of a tunnel of copies of a scene receding into the distance. This poster shows how to use view-dependent appearance to make all copies of the scene appear non-reflected, allowing for "speed tunnel" effects.
Contributor
James McCann
Carnegie Mellon University
Event Type
Poster
TimeThursday, 14 August 20259:00am - 5:30pm PDT
LocationWest Building, Level 2, Outside Room 219
Session TimeSunday, 10 August 20259:00am - 5:30pm PDTMonday, 11 August 20259:00am - 5:30pm PDTTuesday, 12 August 20259:00am - 5:30pm PDTWednesday, 13 August 20259:00am - 5:30pm PDTThursday, 14 August 20259:00am - 5:30pm PDT
LocationWest Building, Level 2, Outside Room 219
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