Configuration of a depth-fused 3D pyramid display for volumetric art

An increasingly indispensable facet of modern communication systems is the establishment of an immersive and lifelike environment that fosters authentic interactions among individuals with diverse vantage points. The cultivation of these organic interconnections finds its conduit in the integration of a depth-fused 3D (DFD) display, a pivotal mechanism for engendering a palpable sense of depth perception in objects. The evolutionary trajectory of the DFD concept aligns with the relentless pursuit of augmenting user engagement and satisfaction. In pursuit of advancing this paradigm, the present study embarks upon a meticulously designed experiment aimed at the calibration and optimization of a DFD pyramid display. The pivotal objective is to endow users with comprehensive presentation of 3D images from four discrete viewpoints, each separated by intervals of 90. By configuring the intricate dimensions of the DFD pyramid display, this research endeavors to accentuate the potency of this technology, paving the way for an enriched and holistic visual encounter.