Direct-View Type Super Multi-View Near-Eye Display Using Point Light Source Array

We propose a direct-view type super multi-view (SMV) near-eye display using a micro lens array (MLA) and point light source array (PLSA). The proposed system utilizes the MLA to reduce the thickness of the system while projecting the real image of the PLSA to the pupil which serves as a viewpoint. By using a dynamically controllable PLSA, the viewpoint position can be adjusted to provide 3D images with a SMV technique. © 2024 The Author(s)

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2024-08-04
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https://doi.org/10.1109/cleo-pr60912.2024.10676798
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Advanced Optical Imaging Technologies
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Direct-View Type Super Multi-View Near-Eye Display Using Point Light Source Array

Jae‐Hyeung Park, Minseong Kim
Advanced Optical Imaging Technologies
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Direct-View Type Super Multi-View Near-Eye Display Using Point Light Source Array

Jae‐Hyeung Park, Minseong Kim
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We propose a direct-view type super multi-view (SMV) near-eye display using a micro lens array (MLA) and point light source array (PLSA). The proposed system utilizes the MLA to reduce the thickness of the system while projecting the real image of the PLSA to the pupil which serves as a viewpoint. By using a dynamically controllable PLSA, the viewpoint position can be adjusted to provide 3D images with a SMV technique. © 2024 The Author(s)

Seoul National University (KR), Inha University (KR)
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Advanced Optical Imaging Technologies
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