Influence of dominant eye in three-dimension lenticular display

The paper investigates the influence of the dominant eye in the three-dimension lenticular display. The experiment selects 25 college students with right eye dominance and 25 college students with left eye dominance as viewers. They are interested in new technologies and volunteered to experience watching the autostereoscopic display. They passed the appropriate exercise. In the experiment, the viewers move left and right to see the video played by the three-dimension lenticular display and record the subjective feelings in real time while measuring the angle between the eyes and the plane of the display by using a compass. The obtained data are used to analyze the effect of dominant eye on autostereoscopic display. The results show that there are two main differences in the viewing experience between different dominant eye viewers. The first point is the viewers feel the jump clearly when the dominant eye goes through the transition area. And the second point is the different dominant eye viewers have different viewing experience and viewing angles when they watch the three-dimension lenticular display at the same location in the viewing area. The research provides a reference for the development of the three-dimension lenticular display.