An ar glass based on double-layer optical waveguide and an imaging method thereof
By using a dual-layer optical waveguide structure and near-infrared supplementary lighting design, the AR glasses camera is hidden inside the frame, solving the problems of decreased imaging accuracy and privacy security caused by exposed designs. This achieves high-precision imaging and privacy protection, promoting the popularization of AR glasses.
CN122239293APending Publication Date: 2026-06-19SHENZHEN XGRIDS-INNOVATION CO LTD
Patent Information
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Applications(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- SHENZHEN XGRIDS-INNOVATION CO LTD
- Filing Date
- 2026-05-12
- Publication Date
- 2026-06-19
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Abstract
This application provides an AR glasses based on a dual-layer optical waveguide and its imaging method. In the AR glasses, a dual-layer optical waveguide is disposed within the frame, including a visible light waveguide layer and a near-infrared waveguide layer. The near-infrared waveguide layer has a first waveguide coupling-in region and a first waveguide coupling-out region. The first waveguide coupling-in region guides near-infrared light into the near-infrared waveguide layer and transmits it to the first waveguide coupling-out region. A near-infrared camera is housed within the frame, its optical path aligned with the first waveguide coupling-out region to receive near-infrared light and generate an image of the external environment. The visible light waveguide layer has a second waveguide coupling-in region and a second waveguide coupling-out region. The image generation unit's optical path is aligned with the second waveguide coupling-in region to generate visible light for a virtual image based on the external environment image. The second waveguide coupling-in region transmits visible light through the visible light waveguide layer to the user's eyes. This achieves physical concealment of the camera module while ensuring effective transmission of the environmental perception optical path.
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