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Recent progresses of near-eye display for AR/VR
Author
Lee, Byoungho; Jo, Youngjin; Yoo, Dongheon; Lee, Juhyun
Journal Title
Proceedings of SPIE - The International Society for Optical Engineering
Publication Year
2021
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Summary
This paper explores the challenges and key technological trends in near-eye displays (NEDs) for augmented and virtual reality (AR/VR). It specifically proposes solutions to reduce visual fatigue and enhance immersion through diffractive optical elements, retinal projection displays, and 3D displays utilizing focus cues, and introduces recent research activities on tomographic NED systems and deep learning-based holographic NED systems.
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