Layered anisotropic diffusion films with different refractive-index angles steer micro LED light toward the normal direction and preserve display quality.
Selective scattering in non-pixel areas cuts the HMD screen door effect while preserving light efficiency and limiting color mixing.
A micro lens diffuser uses different horizontal and vertical beam angles to match facial dimensions and improve face recognition accuracy.
Separate scattering and color conversion layers improve display optical efficiency, color reproduction, and transmittance at high resolution.
Concave-convex lens surfaces and patterned sidewalls spread LED point-source light more evenly, reducing backlight luminance unevenness and cost.
Dual diffusion layers with a diffusing agent and phosphor spread LED output to cut hot spots and create a slim, uniform surface light source.
A mat layer with protruding fillers keeps wavelength conversion sheets from sticking to light guide or diffuser plates and reduces scratch risk.
Recessed and protruding surface features diffuse external light on a display cover, reducing glare while preserving display visibility.
A layered reflective film bonds to tabbing ribbons with heat and pressure to redirect light while limiting stress and cracking in thin solar cells.