Adjustable Lens Plate for Naked-Eye 3D Display
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Solution Overview
Problem
Current naked-eye 3D display systems suffer from image crosstalk and poor energy efficiency when viewer eye positions change, leading to suboptimal 3D display quality.
Innovation Solution
A 3D display control system comprising a display module, an eye position detection device, and a lens plate with adjustable lens equivalent units, which modulate light to specific eye visual areas, and a control device that adjusts pixel and lens positions based on detected eye movement information to maintain precise image alignment and reduce crosstalk.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Adaptability or versatility
If the lens plate uses fixed lens equivalent units, then the device complexity is reduced, but the adaptability to changing eye positions deteriorates
Solution Approach 1:
The lens plate transforms from a static structure to a dynamic one by enabling the lens equivalent units to move along the display module surface. This allows the system to adapt to changing eye positions in real-time, resolving the contradiction between fixed structure simplicity and adaptive capability.
Solution Approach 2:
The lens plate is divided into multiple independent lens equivalent units that can be individually positioned. This segmentation allows selective adjustment of specific lens units corresponding to detected eye positions, achieving adaptability without requiring complete system reconfiguration.
2Reliability
If the system continuously adjusts lens positions to track eye movements, then the 3D display quality is improved, but the energy consumption increases
Solution Approach 1:
Instead of continuous adjustment, the system performs lens positioning at discrete moments based on detected eye position changes. The lens units remain stationary between adjustments, reducing energy consumption while maintaining display quality when needed.
Solution Approach 2:
The eye position detection device provides feedback to the control device, which triggers adjustments only when actual eye position changes are detected. This feedback-based triggering avoids unnecessary continuous adjustment, balancing quality maintenance with energy efficiency.
3Manufacturing precision
If the lens equivalent units are positioned precisely to match pixel units, then the image alignment precision is improved, but the device complexity increases
Solution Approach 1:
The lens equivalent units are designed to self-align with pixel units through the control device's positioning commands based on eye position data. The system uses the existing pixel structure as a reference framework, allowing precise alignment without requiring additional complex positioning infrastructure.
Applied Scientific Principles
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Function Achieved in This Case
The system provides improved 3D display quality and energy efficiency by ensuring precise image alignment for left and right eyes even when eye positions change, reducing crosstalk and enhancing the overall display experience.
Implementation Method 1
each first lens equivalent unit is configured to redirect light from the first pixel unit group directly therebelow toward a first position; each second lens equivalent unit is configured to redirect light from the second pixel unit group directly therebelow toward a second position
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AI summary
A 3D display control system and method are provided. The system includes: a display module, including a plurality of pixel units; an eye position detection device, configured to detect first position moving information and second position moving information; and a lens plate, located at a light emergent side of the display module, and configured to generate a plurality of first lens equivalent units and a plurality of second lens equivalent units, wherein at least one pixel unit directly below each first lens equivalent unit forms a first pixel unit group, and each first lens equivalent unit is configured to redirect light from the first pixel unit group directly therebelow toward a first position.