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CONTENTS
¦ INTRODUCTION
¦ BRIEF HISTORY
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¦ TECHNOLOGY CHALLENGED
¦ APPLICATION
¦ ADVANTAGES
¦ LIMITATIONS
¦ OPPERTUNITIES
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Fog Screen is breakthrough technology that allows
projection of high quality images in the air. It is currently
the only walk-through projection screen. You can literally
use the air as your user interface by touching only the air
with your bare hands. The screen is created by using a
suspended fog generating device with no frame around,
and works with video projectors. The fog they use is dry, so
it doesn͛t make you wet even if you stay under the Fog
Screen device for a long time. The fog is made of ordinary
water with no chemicals what soever. With two projectors,
you can project different images on both sides of the
screen. It is a display device which is the application of
computer graphics.
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The fog they use is dry, so it doesn͛t make you wet even if
you stay under the Fog Screen device for a long time. The
fog is made of ordinary water with no chemicals
whatsoever. The Fog Screen is a display technology that
instead of using a traditional screen uses a thin layer of dry
fog as the display surface. The system starts with water
that is held in a large plastic container or comes from a
regular water pipe. This water is drawn through a plastic
tube via a small engine. Users have the ability to control
the density and flow of the fog and the strength of the
sandwiching airstreams.
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As already mentioned, the screen is made up of a layer of
fog. It is therefore quite unique that such a substance
could allow for clear and undisturbed image projection.
The secret lies in how this layer of fog in maintained.
Palovuori (2006) writes that the Fog Screen creates a large
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digital technology like ultrasonic device to create a
thin layer of dry fog which is sandwiched between
two air-curtains.
ͻ The fog is created by suspended fog generating
device.
ͻ The fog is made up of ordinary tap water with no
chemicals
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Here in two side air flow is given to make a constant flow
of fog for the display of image. Because if the outside air
will enter then it may create disturbance in displaying the
image. As the fog here we are using are dry and very light.
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thick. One set of fans blows the fog downwards while the
other two sandwiches the fog between air curtains so that
it becomes a smooth projection screen. Fog Screen works
much like many screens in terms of its projection
properties and requires a 2kw power supply. A major
difference is the need for a water supply, with onscreen
using fifty litres of tap water per hour. The Device situated
above the fog screen enables the purification of the water
via a silver-ion channel and minerals within the tank are
cleaned out through regular maintenance (Jordan Woods,
2007). The opacity will depend on a number of factors,
mainly fog density, the projector, image brightness, and
the background. It appears to be a very versatile
technology and can be combined with many methods in
order to achieve the imagery required, such as pseudo 3D
display and mechanisms to allow further interactivity via
tracking. The founders of the Fog Screen were intrigued
with the prospect of creating an image that could float in
the air and that people could walk through. They set out to
make a projected image float in the air by using different
media such as dust, water, fog, and then a mist of tiny
water droplets. They then had to iterate their design
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that the Fog Screen could operate within a broad range of
environmental conditions.
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¦ There are endless opportunities to use the products, but
for now these have been mostly innovative marketing
solutions and different exhibitions.
¦ Stream of fog can appear and disappear within a
fraction of a second, making it a possibility for use in a live
theatre setting to aid with special effects
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