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FPGA implementation of glass-free stereo vision

This paper presents a real-time efficient glass-free 3D system, which is based on FPGA. The system converts two-view input that is 60 frames per second (fps) 1080P stream into a multi-view video with 30fps and 4K resolution. In order to provide smooth and comfortable viewing experience, glass-free 3D systems must display multi-view videos. To generate a multi-view video from a two-view input includes three steps, the first is to compute disparity maps from two input views; the second is to synthesize a couple of new views based on the computed disparity maps and input views; the last is to produce video from the new views according to the specifications of the lens installed on TV sets.