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Three-dimensional autostereoscopic image display for a gaming apparatus

  • US 7,857,700 B2
  • Filed: 09/12/2003
  • Issued: 12/28/2010
  • Est. Priority Date: 09/12/2003
  • Status: Active Grant
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1. A gaming device, comprising:

  • a gaming controller;

    memory;

    a display unit comprising a display screen including a first plurality of display pixels;

    a lenticular screen coupled with said display screen, the lenticular screen comprising a plurality of lenticules; and

    a value input device;

    the gaming device being operable and configured to;

    control a wager-based game played at the gaming device;

    process image data relating to a first image to be displayed at the display unit, the image data including a plurality of stereoscopic images representing N perspective views of the first image, wherein each stereoscopic image has associated therewith a respective plurality of image pixels;

    identify a selected pixel mapping algorithm for use in mapping selected image pixels associated with one or more selected portions of the stereoscopic images to respective display pixels of the display screen, wherein the selected pixel mapping algorithm corresponds to a first pixel mapping algorithm if a value of N corresponds to a first value, and wherein the selected pixel mapping algorithm corresponds to a second pixel mapping algorithm, different from the first pixel mapping algorithm, if the value of N corresponds to a second value, different from the first value;

    generate, using the selected pixel mapping algorithm, pixel mapping information relating to a mapping of selected image pixels associated with one or more selected portions of the stereoscopic images to respective display pixels of the display screen;

    display at the display screen, using at least a portion of the pixel mapping information, one or more selected portions of the stereoscopic images in a manner which results in juxtaposition of at least some of the selected image pixels with one or more respective lenticules of the lenticular screen; and

    display the one or more selected portions of the stereoscopic images in a manner which creates a three-dimensional appearance of the first image at the display unit when viewed by an observer.

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