Hong Hua

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Research

3D Visualization and Imaging Systems Laboratory (3DVIS Lab) specializes in a wide variety of optical technologies enabling advanced 3D displays, 3D visualization systems and collaborative immersive virtual and augmented environments, and novel imaging systems for medicine and surveillance applications. 3DVIS lab also pursues research projects to gain better understanding of human visual perception and visual artifacts via 3D displays, and to investigate design principles for effective human-computer interface in augmented environments. Examples of systems and technologies we have been researching on include, but not limited to, head-worn displays (aka head-mounted displays or HMD), multi-focal plane fixed-viewpoint volumetric displays, eye movement tracking, eyetracked head-worn displays, head-mounted projection displays, autostereoscopic displays, large-scale heterogeneous display environments for collaboration (SCAPE and Hybrid-SCAPE), multi-touch interface and gesture-based interface, endoscopy, microscopy, and panoramic video systems. 3DVISLab provide students training on a full range of multidisciplinary skills, from creation of novel system concepts and advanced optical system designs (such as freeform optical surfaces, diffractive optical element, aspherics), to system instrumentation, calibration and testing, programming, as well as user-in-the-loop subjective and objective assessment techniques.

Teaching

Optical engineering related coursesdisplay science and technology

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