An imaging apparatus has a projector apparatus that projects light for forming a first image and a second image. A first pupil expander lies in the path of projected light and is configured to direct light to a viewer to form a first virtual image at infinity focus. A second pupil expander lies in the path of the projected light and is configured to direct light through a first lens and to the viewer to form a second virtual image near a focal plane of the first lens. A second lens is disposed to condition light from a visual scene lying beyond the second pupil expander.

Devices for generating a luminous distribution to illuminate an object with an optical waveguide that comprises at least one input coupling element and a plurality of replication regions are provided. The device is configured to provide a luminous distribution. Further provided are a keratometer, a projection device, a microscope, a calibration device, an area lamp, and a window.

An illumination system, including a light source module and a light uniformizing element, is provided. The light source module provides an illumination light beam. The light uniformizing element has a light incident surface and a light exit surface opposite to the light incident surface, and includes at least one light splitting surface. The light splitting surface is located inside the light uniformizing element. A normal vector of the light splitting surface is perpendicular to a central axis of the light uniformizing element. The illumination light beam is incident to the light incident surface of the light uniformizing element at an oblique angle, and the illumination light beam is split multiple times by the light splitting surface, so that the light uniformizing element outputs a uniformized illumination light beam at the light exit surface. A projection device and a light uniformizing element are also provided.

An apparatus with a grating structure and a method for forming the same are disclosed. The grating structure includes forming a wedge-shaped structure in a grating layer using a grayscale resist and photo lithography. A plurality of channels is formed in the grating layer to define slanted grating structures therein. The wedge-shaped structure and the slanted grating structures are formed using a selective etch process.

An optical component for an attenuated total reflection interferometric imaging device, which includes: a planar waveguide, especially delimited by a front face and a rear face parallel to each other; an injection zone, comprising two input facets, each extending from a side face of the planar waveguide, configured to separate an initial light beam into two sub-beams each deflected in a respective direction when they enter the planar waveguide; and an extraction zone, including two output facets, configured to receive the two sub-beams, and to deflect the same when they exit the planar waveguide, the optical component being configured so that the two sub-beams can interfere with each other after emerging out of the planar waveguide.

An edge-lit back light unit for a backlit display includes a reflector, an edge-lit light guide film, a diffuser film, and a pair of crossed brightness enhancement films with increased efficiency. The diffuser film has an angular light distribution output that is matched to light acceptance angles of the pair of crossed brightness enhancement films to provide increased on-axis brightness without having to increase power to the edge-lit back light unit.

The diffusive body lets first light enter and emits scattered light, wherein a scattering layer and a transmission layer, the diffusive body has a light incidence surface that lets the first light enter and a main surface where a first light emission surface emitting the scattered light is formed, the light incidence surface is formed at an end face forming a first end part of the main surface, the diffusive body functions as a light guide path that makes the entered first light move to and fro between the scattering layer and the transmission layer, the scattering layer includes an optical medium on a nanometer order and generates the scattered light by having the first light scattered by the optical medium on the nanometer order, and a correlated color temperature of the scattered light is higher than the correlated color temperature of the first light.

A high quantum dot dispersion composition, an optical film, and a backlight module are provided. The high quantum dot dispersion composition includes 1 to 5 wt % of photoinitiator, 3 to 20 wt % of scattering particles, 15 to 50 wt % of thiol compound, 5 to 30 wt % of monofunctional acrylic monomer, 20 to 40 wt % of multifunctional acrylic monomer, 1 to 5 wt % of organosilicon grafted oligomer and 500 to 1500 ppm of inhibitor.

An automobile comprises a light transmitting film with a thickness not greater than 0.5 millimeters with a core layer, a lightguide region of the film comprises a light emitting region with light extracting features positioned to receive and extract light from at least one light source propagating by total internal reflection within the core layer out of the core layer, and a light mixing region positioned between the at least one light source and the light emitting region, wherein a surface of the portion of the automobile is visible through the light emitting region of the film when the at least one light source is not emitting light and the light transmitting film is conformal with the surface of the portion of the automobile. The surface of the film may have arcuate cross-sectional shape conforming to a curved surface of the portion of the automobile.

A near-eye optical display system that may be utilized in mixed reality applications and devices includes a see-through waveguide on which diffractive optical elements (DOEs) are disposed that are configured for in-coupling, exit pupil expansion, and out-coupling. The optical display system includes a conformal coating that is thickness modulated over different areas of the display to enable tuning of the optical parameters such as refractive index and reflectivity to meet various design requirements. The conformal coating may also be utilized to enhance physical characteristics of the optical display system to thereby improve reliability and resist wear and damage from handling and exposure to environmental elements.