Near-eye sequential light-field projector with correct monocular depth cues
A projector and projection technology, applied in the field of light field projectors, can solve problems such as unsatisfactory parameters, and achieve the effects of low image persistence, continuous depth range, and high image resolution
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[0065] Figure 1a is an illustration of the projection of a pinhole aperture light field 16 from a 3D scene with objects 12 and 14 through a virtual pinhole 20 into the eye pupil 10 and onto the retina 24 according to an embodiment. Figure 1b is an illustration of the projection of another pinhole aperture light field 18 from a 3D scene with objects 12 and 14 through another virtual pinhole 22 into the eye pupil 10 and onto the retina 24, and Figure 1c is an illustration of the composition of a wide aperture light field 26 from multiple pinhole aperture light fields.
[0066] Pupil 10 is the pupil of the eye with a typical diameter between 2 and 8 mm. A far object 12 is any object located in the virtual 3D scene at a greater distance than a near object 14 . Near-end (or near-eye) objects 14 are objects located in the virtual 3D scene. The pinhole aperture light field 16 is a radial light field with an almost zero diameter of its aperture stop determined by the size of the ...
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