Toric optics and mirrors condition writing beams for spatially varying holograms, helping HMD eye tracking overcome eyelid and eyelash obstructions.
A staged curing process for holographic recording media limits birefringence and polarization changes to sustain light-guiding efficiency.
Continuous interference fringes in a segmented volume hologram element eliminate exposure overlap, reducing optical loss and improving diffraction efficiency.
A holographic recording method multiplexes interference fringes by overlapping neighboring pixels on the medium.
Integrating incoupler and outcoupler holograms in one medium eliminates spatial alignment of separate components, reducing assembly complexity.
Postponing the fixing step until capacity is fully utilized minimizes storage capacity loss by keeping write sessions open for appending data.