Head-up display with multiplexed micro-projector
A head-up display and projector technology, applied in the direction of instruments, optics, electrical components, etc., can solve the problems of increased size, weight, cost and power consumption of redundant optical components
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[0007] Head-up display systems use various projection schemes to direct virtual imagery into the user's field of view. For example, a display image can be generated by a micro-projector, focused and expanded into the field of view. For applications where images are projected into multiple or extended fields of view, one approach is to provide multiple discrete micro-projectors, each serving one field of view or a portion thereof. Examples include stereoscopic near-eye display devices and fixed-reference head-up display systems, as well as systems that direct imagery into forward and peripheral fields of view. A significant disadvantage of this approach is the increased size, weight, cost and power consumption of the redundant micro-projectors and associated optical components. Another disadvantage for wearable stereoscopic display devices is that precise relative alignment of two independent optical systems is required in order to provide a convincing 3D display and prevent e...
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