Recent Applications of Optical Elements in Augmented and Virtual Reality Displays: A Review
Myeong-Ho Choi,
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Woongseob Han,
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Kyosik Min
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ACS Applied Optical Materials,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
2(7), P. 1247 - 1268
Published: May 2, 2024
Augmented
reality
(AR)
and
virtual
(VR)
are
emerging
as
a
next-generation
display
platform,
surpassing
conventional
flat
panel
displays.
The
AR/VR
technologies
garnering
considerable
attention
from
both
industry
academia
they
provide
immersive
user
experiences
smooth
interaction
between
the
real
digital
worlds.
current
displays,
however,
still
face
several
challenges
including
limited
field
of
view,
small
eye-box,
conflict
vergence
accommodation,
bulky
form
factor,
heavy
weight.
This
paper
aims
to
comprehensive
view
optical
elements
emphasizing
how
enhance
performance
experience
Various
techniques
explained
in
following
two
principal
aspects:
displays
based
on
(1)
holographic
metasurfaces,
(2)
combined
usage
elements.
In
each
section,
characteristics
principles
components
briefly
explained.
Then,
their
recent
applications
addressing
limitations
introduced.
Language: Английский
Varifocal Near-Eye Display with Extended Eyebox Using Dual Slit-Mirror Array
Jiyun Han,
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Woongseob Han,
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Jae‐Hyeung Park
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et al.
Published: Jan. 1, 2025
Language: Английский
Color Correction for Occlusion-Capable Optical See-Through Head-Mounted Displays by Using Phase-Modulation
Yan Zhang,
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Shulin Hong,
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W. Qian
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et al.
Published: March 8, 2025
Language: Английский
Depth‐enhanced light field camera system based on focus‐tunable geometric phase lens module
Journal of the Society for Information Display,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: April 5, 2025
Abstract
We
propose
an
active‐switching
light‐field
(LF)
camera
system
that
significantly
extends
the
measurable
depth
range
over
conventional
passive‐optics‐based
LF
systems
by
integrating
a
stacked
geometric
phase
lens
(GPL)
module
in
compact
design.
During
elemental
image
acquisition
and
rendering,
chromatic
aberration
focus‐tunable
GPL
is
compensated
adjusting
reconstruction
magnification
for
each
color
channel.
Additionally,
optimal
operation
sets
are
selected
based
on
color‐dependent
depth‐of‐focus
conditions.
These
optimizations
enable
proposed
GPL‐based
to
achieve
full‐color,
depth‐enhanced
imaging
while
mitigating
typical
trade‐off
between
spatial
resolution
of
field
limitations.
Language: Английский
Full‐color holographic image capture: Cholesteric liquid crystal circular polarizer combined with geometric phase lens reduces noise in self‐interference incoherent digital holography
Jin‐Hyeok Seo,
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Jae‐Won Lee,
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Jung‐Yeop Shin
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et al.
Journal of the Society for Information Display,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: April 10, 2025
Abstract
We
reduced
image
noise
in
broadband
full‐color
holographic
capture
a
compact
self‐interference
incoherent
digital
holography
(SIDH)
system
by
combining
cholesteric
liquid
crystal
(CLC)
circular
polarizer
with
quarter‐waveplate‐based
geometric
phase
lens
(QW‐GPL).
To
address
chromatic
wavefront
issues
commonly
found
conventional
half‐waveplate‐based
SIDH
systems,
we
explore
incorporating
GPL
In
particular,
resolve
angular
polarization‐dependent
QW‐GPL
modulation
utilizing
circularly
polarized
Bragg
reflection
of
CLC
as
polarization
filter.
This
approach
ensures
an
ideal
beam
state
across
wide
range
incident
angles
and
wavelengths.
By
effectively
mitigating
distortion
QW‐GPL,
our
method
significantly
improves
the
quality
reconstructed
images
form
factor,
demonstrated
entropy
values.
Language: Английский
Varifocal near-eye display with extended eyebox using dual slit-mirror array
Jiyun Han,
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Woongseob Han,
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Jae‐Hyeung Park
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et al.
Optics & Laser Technology,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
189, P. 113053 - 113053
Published: May 9, 2025
Language: Английский
Electrically Tunable Liquid Crystal Lens with Varifocal Capability
Zhuxuan Wei,
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Mengqi He,
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Shixiao Li
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et al.
ACS Applied Optical Materials,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
2(10), P. 2175 - 2183
Published: Oct. 10, 2024
This
article
presents
the
design,
fabrication,
characterization,
and
performance
evaluation
of
a
varifocal
liquid
crystal
(LC)
lens
with
an
inhomogeneous
cell
gap.
The
prototype
employs
LC
compound
high
birefringence
features
optimized
multilayered
glass-electrode-LC
configuration
device's
thickness
under
1
mm,
demonstrating
remarkable
power
tunability
range
−0.44
to
−2.84
diopter
(D)
low
voltage
operation.
Also,
we
introduce
wireless
powering
method
enhance
mobility
durability
device.
ultrathin
smart
design
eliminates
need
for
mechanical
actuation
complex
control
systems,
offering
significant
potential
applications
in
next
generation
solution
optical
devices
such
as
detachable
lenses,
contact
augmented
reality
systems.
Language: Английский