Patent classifications
G03H2223/50
See-through holographic display apparatus
A see-through holographic display apparatus includes a relay optical system expanding or reducing and transferring a hologram image generated by a spatial light modulator, a noise removal filter removing noise from diffraction light of the hologram image transferred through the relay optical system, and a light path converter changing at least one of a path of the diffraction light of the hologram image transferred from the relay optical system and a path of external light.
HOLOGRAPHIC VOLUMETRIC DISPLAYS
One embodiment of a display system includes one or more light sources, one or more spatial light modulators, and a plurality of scatterers. One embodiment of a method for displaying content includes computing at least one of a phase or an amplitude modulation associated with two-dimensional (2D) or three-dimensional (3D) content, and causing one or more spatial light modulators to modulate light based on the at least one of a phase or an amplitude modulation to generate modulated light, where the modulated light is scattered by a plurality of scatterers.
Projection Assembly
A projection assembly is described. The projection assembly comprises a first holographic projection channel configured to output a first holographic light field. The projection assembly further comprises a second holographic projection channel configured to output a second holographic light field. The first holographic projection channel and the second holographic projection channel are arranged such that the first holographic light field is adjoined with the second holographic light field in order to form a continuous field of view.
Holographic display apparatus
Provided is a holographic display apparatus including: a spatial light modulator that modulates a wavefront of a reference beam to form a hologram image; an optical element arranged to change a position of a viewing window of the hologram image off-axis by a first angle; and an image processor that generates hologram data according to the position of the viewing window of the hologram image and a hologram image to be reproduced, and provides the hologram data to the spatial light modulator. The hologram image formed by the spatial light modulator is viewable from a side of the spatial light modulator.
Systems and Methods for High Volume Manufacturing of Waveguides
Systems and methods for recording holographic gratings in accordance with various embodiments of the invention are illustrated. One embodiment includes a holographic recording system including a first movable platform configured to support a first plurality of waveguide cells for exposure, at least one master grating, and at least one laser source configured to provide a set of recording beams by directing light towards the at least one master grating, wherein the first movable platform is translatable in predefined steps along at least one of two orthogonal directions, and wherein at each the predefined step at least one waveguide cell is positioned to be illuminated by at least one recording beam within the set of recording beams.
Systems and Methods for High-Throughput Recording of Holographic Gratings in Waveguide Cells
Holographic volume gratings in waveguide cells can be recorded using many different methods and systems in accordance with various embodiments of the invention. One embodiment includes a holographic recording system including at least one laser source configured to emit recording beams and a movable platform configured to move between a first position and a second position, wherein when the movable platform is in the first position, the at least one laser source is configured to emit a first set of one or more recording beams toward a first set of one or more stations and when the movable platform is in the second position, the at least one laser source is configured to emit a second set of one or more recording beams toward a second set of one or more stations.
Systems and Methods for High-Throughput Recording of Holographic Gratings in Waveguide Cells
Holographic volume gratings in waveguide cells can be recorded using many different methods and systems in accordance with various embodiments of the invention. One embodiment includes a holographic recording system including at least one laser source configured to emit recording beams and a movable platform configured to move between a first position and a second position, wherein when the movable platform is in the first position, the at least one laser source is configured to emit a first set of one or more recording beams toward a first set of one or more stations and when the movable platform is in the second position, the at least one laser source is configured to emit a second set of one or more recording beams toward a second set of one or more stations.
APPARATUS FOR DISPLAYING HOLOGRAM
In the present invention, by providing an apparatus for displaying a hologram including: a beam source configured to output a plurality of beams, a spatial light modulator configured to include a plurality of SLM (spatial light modulator) regions, display a hologram, and diffract the plurality of beams; a plurality of front lenses each corresponding to the plurality of SLM regions, and configured to refract the plurality of beams diffracted from each of the plurality of SLM regions; a plurality of filters each corresponding to the plurality of SLM regions, and configured to filter a part of the plurality of refracted beams; and a plurality of back lenses each corresponding to the plurality of SLM regions, and configured to display an interference image corresponding to the hologram using the filtered part beam, the beam path of the hologram displaying apparatus can be drastically reduced, and an entire size of the hologram displaying apparatus can be reduced, so that it is possible to down-size the digital hologram display system.
Reducing orders of diffraction patterns
Examples are disclosed relating to reducing orders of diffraction patterns in phase modulating devices. An example phase modulating device includes a phase modulating layer having first and second opposing sides, a common electrode adjacent the first side of the phase modulating layer, a plurality of pixel electrodes adjacent the second side of the phase modulating layer, and blurring material disposed between the phase modulating layer and the pixel electrodes. In the example phase modulating device, the blurring material is configured to smooth phase transitions in the phase modulating layer between localized areas associated with the pixel electrodes, the pixel electrodes have a pixel pitch by which the pixel electrodes are distributed along the phase modulating layer, and the pixel electrodes are separated from one another by an inter-pixel gap, where the ratio of the inter-pixel gap to the pixel pitch is between 0.50 and 1.0.
Spatial light modulator and method for displaying computer generated hologram using the same
A spatial light modulator and a method for displaying a computer generated hologram are disclosed. The spatial light modulator includes a plurality of MEMS units arranged in an array, each of the MEMS units corresponds to a pixel of a computer generated hologram and includes a sensing device, a light shielding portion and a driving device. The sensing device is configured for receiving position information that is obtained through Roman encoding a pixel corresponding to an MEMS unit including the sensing device and the position information is transmitted to the driving device by the sensing device. The driving device is configured for controlling the light shielding portion to move to a position corresponding to the position information in response to the received position information of the light shielding portion when the present frame is displayed.