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While at Interval Research Corporation I worked on a number of projects, many of which remain confidential.
However, part of that work included a project to build a low latency light field framebuffer which enabled a form of virtual hologram. This formed the basis of a paper in SIGGRAPH 1999 which is described below at the following link:
A related project involved creating algorithms for head-tracked light field movies that worked in real time and gave the illusion of viewing holographic television. This work is described below including links to video clips of the demonstrations.
A follow-on project to that involved building a light field camera that is described in the article about Interval in the December 1999 issue of Wired Magazine.
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Another project at Interval, done as a spare time activity, involved developing automatic ornamentation algorithms.
