Head-mounted device of eyeball tracking device having multi-layer free-form optical waveguide
A head-mounted device and eye-tracking technology, applied in optics, optical components, instruments, etc., can solve problems such as being unfavorable to the simplified design and appearance expansion of the head-mounted device, affecting the effect of eye tracking, and low device integration. , to achieve the effect of solving low device integration, improving user experience, and meeting setting requirements
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[0073] Example one:
[0074] The first layer of optical waveguide 102, the third layer of optical waveguide 106 and the air space contact surfaces are all curved surfaces, and the interface between the first layer of optical waveguide 102 and the second layer of optical waveguide 104 is a combination of multifold and curved surfaces. The infrared light source 20 is located on the mirror frame on one side of the multilayer free-form surface optical waveguide, and the CMOS element of the eyeball imaging sensor 30 is closely attached to the other side of the multilayer free-form surface optical waveguide.
[0075] Placing the infrared light source 20 and the CMOS original on different sides of the multi-layer free-form surface light wave, and changing the shape of the interface between the first layer of optical waveguide 102 and the second layer of optical waveguide 104, can make more light reflected by the eyeball 50 to the CMOS element. Side transmission.
[0076] After the infrared...
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[0077] Embodiment two:
[0078] Figure 4 versus Figure 5 A schematic structural diagram of an eye tracking device according to an embodiment of the present invention is shown.
[0079] The outer surface of the first layer of optical waveguide 102 and the outer surface of the third layer of optical waveguide 106 are both constructed as arc surfaces, and the interface between the first layer of optical waveguide 102 and the second layer of optical waveguide 104 is constructed as a trapezoidal concave surface and an inverted trapezoid. The convex surface is staggered along the width structure direction of the lens 10 to form a second combined structure surface; there are two eyeball imaging sensors 30, which are respectively arranged on both sides of the lens 10, and the eyeball imaging sensor 30 is attached to the side surface of the corresponding lens 10 The infrared light source 20 includes a plurality of infrared light sources 20 distributed on the circumferential contour of the...
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[0080] Embodiment three:
[0081] Image 6 versus Figure 7 A schematic structural diagram of an eye tracking device according to an embodiment of the present invention is shown.
[0082] In any of the above embodiments, preferably, the outer surface of the first layer of optical waveguide 102 and the outer surface of the third layer of optical waveguide 106 are formed by splicing multiple bending planes, and the second layer of optical waveguide 104-the third layer of optical waveguide The waveguide 106 interface is a combined multi-fold surface. The infrared light source 20 is located on the mirror frame on one side of the multilayer free-form surface optical waveguide, and the CMOS element of the eyeball imaging sensor 30 is closely attached to the other side of the multilayer free-form surface optical waveguide.
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