Unfreeze clipping planes is of course possible. Projection-based Mixed Reality applies a planar mirror, where a semi transparent foil is laminated on the transparent PIP, that can be used to increase the perceived viewing volume of the environment and allows multiple observers to simultaneously gain a less distorted impression of the projected scene than by applying regular head tracking. This concept further solves the occlusion problem by using a semi transparent mirror that allows back projection systems to superimpose the displayed graphical elements onto the surrounding real environment. This concept only makes sence when running MediDesk on a backprojection display device. To work in Mixed Reality mode the application currently needs to be started in that mode.
Mixed reality can be in transparent mode or reflective mode.
The application is in transparent mode when placing the PIP which between the users head and the table and the user can see through it.