Patent classifications
H04N13/322
Display device
A display device, including: an optical system including an aerial imaging element, and a reflective member having a mirror surface that reflects light, wherein the reflective member is arranged so as to reflect first entering light to emit to the aerial imaging element as second entering light, the first entering light is emitted from a projected object and is reflected by the aerial imaging element, and wherein the aerial imaging element reflects the first entering light so as to form a first real image in a position that is in plane symmetry with the projected object with respect to a plane in which the aerial imaging element is formed; and reflects the second entering light so as to form a second real image in a position that is in plane symmetry with a virtual image of the first real image formed by the reflective member with respect to the plane.
DISPLAY DEVICE
A display device includes a view generator, for generating input view numbers according to reference parameters; a view curve modifier, for generating output view numbers according to the input view numbers and at least one S curve; a three dimensional (3D) image data sampling module, for adjusting image data of pixels according to the output view numbers; and a display module, for displaying at least one image according to the pixels and the image data; wherein viewing positions are modified by the view curve modifier to generate modified viewing positions, the viewing positions correspond to first views, the modified viewing positions correspond to second views, and a number of second views is smaller than a number of first views.
DISPLAY DEVICE
A display device includes a view generator, for generating input view numbers according to reference parameters; a view curve modifier, for generating output view numbers according to the input view numbers and at least one S curve; a three dimensional (3D) image data sampling module, for adjusting image data of pixels according to the output view numbers; and a display module, for displaying at least one image according to the pixels and the image data; wherein viewing positions are modified by the view curve modifier to generate modified viewing positions, the viewing positions correspond to first views, the modified viewing positions correspond to second views, and a number of second views is smaller than a number of first views.
Volumetric display including liquid crystal-based lenses
A volumetric display may include a two-dimensional display; a varifocal optical system configured to receive image light from the two-dimensional display and focus the image light; and at least one processor configured to: control the two-dimensional display to cause a plurality of sub-frames associated with an image frame to be displayed by the display, wherein each sub-frame of the plurality of sub-frames includes a corresponding portion of image data associated with the image frame; and control the varifocal optical system to a corresponding focal state for each respective sub-frame.
Volumetric accessing of a volumetric display
Methods and systems may provide for 3D volumetric displays. Such 3D volumetric displays may include a transparent enclosed volume holding a gas as a stationary gain medium. A scanning mirror may direct a light beam from a light source. A voxel projector may receive the light beam from the scanning mirror and may project an expanded beam into a volume of the stationary gain medium. Changes in the X and Y orientation between the light beam from the scanning mirror and the voxel projector results in relatively larger changes in the X and Y dimension of the expanded beam that is projected into the volume of the stationary gain medium to produce a 3D image.
Volumetric accessing of a volumetric display
Methods and systems may provide for 3D volumetric displays. Such 3D volumetric displays may include a transparent enclosed volume holding a gas as a stationary gain medium. A scanning mirror may direct a light beam from a light source. A voxel projector may receive the light beam from the scanning mirror and may project an expanded beam into a volume of the stationary gain medium. Changes in the X and Y orientation between the light beam from the scanning mirror and the voxel projector results in relatively larger changes in the X and Y dimension of the expanded beam that is projected into the volume of the stationary gain medium to produce a 3D image.
Display apparatus, display apparatus driving method, and electronic instrument
A display apparatus according to the present disclosure includes a display unit formed with a lens being arranged for a plurality of adjoining pixels including a left-eye pixel and a right-eye pixel, as a unit, a detection unit attached to the display unit and configured to detect positional information and orientation information of an eye of an observer with respect to a display surface of the display unit, a signal processing unit configured to generate virtual image information for each of the left-eye pixel and the right-eye pixel so as to present a virtual image in an aspect ratio different from the aspect ratio of the display surface of the display unit on the basis of a result of detection obtained by the detection unit, and a display control unit configured to drive the left-eye pixel and the right-eye pixel on the basis of the virtual image information generated by the signal processing unit.
Display apparatus, display apparatus driving method, and electronic instrument
A display apparatus according to the present disclosure includes a display unit formed with a lens being arranged for a plurality of adjoining pixels including a left-eye pixel and a right-eye pixel, as a unit, a detection unit attached to the display unit and configured to detect positional information and orientation information of an eye of an observer with respect to a display surface of the display unit, a signal processing unit configured to generate virtual image information for each of the left-eye pixel and the right-eye pixel so as to present a virtual image in an aspect ratio different from the aspect ratio of the display surface of the display unit on the basis of a result of detection obtained by the detection unit, and a display control unit configured to drive the left-eye pixel and the right-eye pixel on the basis of the virtual image information generated by the signal processing unit.
OPTICAL METHOD AND SYSTEM FOR LIGHT FIELD DISPLAYS BASED ON MOSAIC PERIODIC LAYER
Systems and methods are described for providing a 3D display, such as a light-field display. In some embodiments, a display device includes a light-emitting layer that includes a plurality of separately-controllable pixels. An optical layer overlays the light-emitting layer. The optical layer includes a plurality of mosaic cells arranged in a two-dimensional array (e.g., a tessellation). Each mosaic cell includes a plurality of optical tiles. Different tiles may differ from one another in optical power, tilt direction, translucency, or other optical property. A spatial light modulator provides control over which optical tiles transmit light from the light-emitting layer outside the display device. The light-emitting layer and the spatial light modulator are controlled in a synchronized manner to display a desired pattern of light.
OPTICAL METHOD AND SYSTEM FOR LIGHT FIELD DISPLAYS BASED ON MOSAIC PERIODIC LAYER
Systems and methods are described for providing a 3D display, such as a light-field display. In some embodiments, a display device includes a light-emitting layer that includes a plurality of separately-controllable pixels. An optical layer overlays the light-emitting layer. The optical layer includes a plurality of mosaic cells arranged in a two-dimensional array (e.g., a tessellation). Each mosaic cell includes a plurality of optical tiles. Different tiles may differ from one another in optical power, tilt direction, translucency, or other optical property. A spatial light modulator provides control over which optical tiles transmit light from the light-emitting layer outside the display device. The light-emitting layer and the spatial light modulator are controlled in a synchronized manner to display a desired pattern of light.