Multi-channel optics for virtual and mixed reality: present and future

Abstract: 

Reducing the size of Virtual Reality head-mounted displays is of main interest to improve the comfort of users, which is a particularly complex design problem due to the very large field of view needed to feel the immersion. High compactness with high transmission efficiency and high contrast can be achieved by multichannel optics, whose design for high performance is carried out at LIMBAK introducing intensively freeform optical surfaces, increased resolution via variable magnification, dynamic mapping control and super-sampling via pixel interlacing. This presentation will cover the growing variety of geometries, how to address their challenges and envision their future.


Publication type: 
Congress
Published in: 
Optical Architectures for Displays and Sensing in Augmented, Virtual, and Mixed Reality (AR, VR, MR) II. SPIE AR VR MR. Proceedings Volume 11765, 1176506 (2021)
ISBN/ISSN: 
9781510640672
D.O.I.: 
10.1117/12.2585214
Publication date: 
March 2021
CeDInt Authors: 
Other Authors: 
Dejan Grabovickic; Julio Chaves; Milena Nikolic; Pablo Zamora ; Marina Buljan; Eduardo Sanchez