A computer-implemented
system and method for
pupil-directed
retinal projection in near-eye displays are disclosed. The computer-implemented
system provides smart glasses with directed physical pixels that project light beams / signals directly onto user's
retina based on
pupil position and size. The glasses comprise frame, lenses with directed pixel
layers, sensors for tracking
pupil movement. Each directed pixel generates multiple virtual pixels by rapidly changing its emission angle. Each directed pixel with pupil's real-time tracking, provides automatic adjustments to virtual contents, ensuring accurate alignment of images with
field of view of users while identifying
vergence-
accommodation conflict. The glasses function as prescription lenses,
virtual reality displays,
augmented reality devices without traditional optical systems. Additional features include depth sensors, cameras,
connectivity to
peripheral devices. The glasses enable seamless blend of virtual and real-world experiences, creating immersive “Mixverse” environment. Various input methods, including
gesture recognition and brain-computer interfaces, allow for intuitive control and interaction.