In a head-mounted display including a light-emitting unit for specifying a posture, control of luminance of the light-emitting unit is enabled without separately providing a device for measuring the luminance of the light-emitting unit. A posture specifying unit specifies a posture of an HMD including a light-emitting unit that emits light at luminance according to drive current, the posture specified based on a posture specifying image taken by a camera, the posture specifying image including an image of the light-emitting unit. A luminance information specifying unit specifies information indicating the luminance of the light-emitting unit based on a luminance specifying image taken by the camera that takes the posture specifying image, the luminance specifying image including an image of the light-emitting unit. A drive current control unit controls the drive current of the light-emitting unit based on the specified information indicating the luminance of the light-emitting unit.

The present disclosure provides a back panel assembly including a back panel and a circuit board disposed on the back panel, the back panel includes: a first plate, a second plate opposite to the first plate and an insulating material layer interposed between the first and second plates, the second plate includes a cutout portion such that the insulating material layer have an exposed portion exposed by the cutout portion; and the circuit board is disposed on the exposed portion of the insulating material layer. The present disclosure also provides a display device. The display device includes a display panel and the above back panel assembly, the display panel is positioned on a side of the first plate of the back panel, and the circuit board is configured to control the display panel.

The present disclosure provides a back panel assembly including a back panel and a circuit board disposed on the back panel, the back panel includes: a first plate, a second plate opposite to the first plate and an insulating material layer interposed between the first and second plates, the second plate includes a cutout portion such that the insulating material layer have an exposed portion exposed by the cutout portion; and the circuit board is disposed on the exposed portion of the insulating material layer. The present disclosure also provides a display device. The display device includes a display panel and the above back panel assembly, the display panel is positioned on a side of the first plate of the back panel, and the circuit board is configured to control the display panel.

A retractable display configured as a plurality of interlinked display subassemblies or panels, a transport box having a lid configured to enclose the display system, the box or subassemblies having a rack system configured to support the plurality of linked display subassemblies in the transport box, a lift mechanism configured to assemble and disassemble the plurality of releasably interlinked display subassemblies into a seamless display, and an alignment system configured to align one display subassembly with a neighboring display subassembly and thus, functions as a rugged self-contained transport box of a plurality of interlinked display subassemblies capable of automated assembly into a seamless display larger than its transport box.

A retractable display configured as a plurality of interlinked display subassemblies or panels, a transport box having a lid configured to enclose the display system, the box or subassemblies having a rack system configured to support the plurality of linked display subassemblies in the transport box, a lift mechanism configured to assemble and disassemble the plurality of releasably interlinked display subassemblies into a seamless display, and an alignment system configured to align one display subassembly with a neighboring display subassembly and thus, functions as a rugged self-contained transport box of a plurality of interlinked display subassemblies capable of automated assembly into a seamless display larger than its transport box.

A display device includes: a first closed-bottomed lens tube including a first display part on the closed bottom for displaying a first image; a second closed-bottomed lens tube including a second display part on the closed bottom for displaying a second image; and an adjustment mechanism that couples the first lens tube and the second lens tube and is capable of adjusting a distance between the first lens tube and the second lens tube. The adjustment mechanism includes an operable part that adjusts the distance between the first lens tube and the second lens tube.

A live projected display panel has a traditionally configured window frame having an LED display on a first side and a camera on a second side. The device is configured to be installed where a window would normally be placed and project the outside view upon the interior LED display. Each display is in communication with a power source.

A live projected display panel has a traditionally configured window frame having an LED display on a first side and a camera on a second side. The device is configured to be installed where a window would normally be placed and project the outside view upon the interior LED display. Each display is in communication with a power source.

To provide a head-mounted display capable of finely adjusting a position of a display in a left-right direction. The present technology provides a head-mounted display including an optical plate that is arranged in front of an eyeball of a user and causes image display light to reach the eyeball. The optical plate is pivotable in a left-right direction about a center of the eyeball as a pivot center. The head-mounted display of the present technology may be a monocular type.

An external scene image captured by an external scene imaging electronic camera attached to a head mounted display (HMD) is projected and displayed onto an image display screen arranged in front of the eyes of the user as a virtual image with a suitable viewing distance corresponding to the visual acuity of the user. At this time, for each object image presented in the virtual image of the external scene image, the virtual image is processed and formatted to add a predetermined degree of binocular disparity and image blur to the virtual image projected and displayed on the right and the left image display screen on the basis of a predetermined converted distance calculated from the real distance of each object. Thus, the user is given a sense of a realistic perspective for the virtual image of the external scene, free of the discomfort or unease.