Occlusion capable optical-see-through near-eye display using a single digital micromirror device
Posted on 2020-06-15 - 12:55
Occlusion of a real scene by displayed virtual images mitigates incorrect depth cues and enhances image visibility in augmented reality applications. In this Letter, we propose a novel optical scheme for the occlusion-capable optical-see-through near-eye display. The proposed scheme uses only a single spatial light modulator as both the real scene mask and virtual image display simultaneously. A polarization-based double-pass configuration is also combined, enabling a compact implementation. The proposed scheme is verified by optical experiments which demonstrate 60Hz RGB video display with 4-bit depth for each color channel and per-pixel dynamic occlusion of 90.6% maximum occlusion ratio.
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Ju, Yeon-Gyeong; Choi, myeong-ho; Liu, PENGYU; Hellman, Brandon; LEE, TED; Takashima, Yuzuru; et al. (2020). Occlusion capable optical-see-through near-eye display using a single digital micromirror device. Optica Publishing Group. Collection. https://doi.org/10.6084/m9.figshare.c.4898673.v1