5‐4: <i>Invited Paper:</i> High Performance LCD for Future VR

Peng, Fenglin; Tu, Xingzhou; Xu, Jian; Geng, Ying; Gollier, Jacques; Wang, Yun; Zhao, Yang; Maimone, Andrew; Lanman, Douglas; Silverstein, Barry

doi:10.1002/sdtp.16483

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2023

DOI: 10.1002/sdtp.16483

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5‐4: Invited Paper: High Performance LCD for Future VR

Fenglin Peng,

Xingzhou Tu,

Jian Xu

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Abstract: LCD is one of the major display solutions for VR headsets due to its maturity. Here we will present a new LCD architecture as a key element to enable glasses‐like form factor. In addition, it can improve optical efficiency, enlarge color gamut and overall image quality.

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19‐4: Invited Paper: Digital Driving on Silicon Microdisplay for XR

Han,

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Wheelwright

2024

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Microdisplay on silicon backplane is a promising architecture for XR systems. While digital circuitry is advantageous on silicon backplane, digital driving display introduces visual artifacts. First, we investigated the mechanism and solution of visual artifacts relevant for XR displays. Next, we proposed a intraframe time warp (ITW) to compensate for visual artifacts from head motion. ITW provide benefits to µOLED displays in XR systems by utilizing the higher frequency of digital driving. Lastly, we studied a 4K resolution digital µOLED displays expecting more than 40% of power saving in driving. The proposed digital driving solution with ITW is advantageous in power consumption and visual performance, however, the development of related technology is crucial to build the system.

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19‐4: Invited Paper: Digital Driving on Silicon Microdisplay for XR

Han,

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Wheelwright

2024

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5‐4: Invited Paper: High Performance LCD for Future VR

Abstract: LCD is one of the major display solutions for VR headsets due to its maturity. Here we will present a new LCD architecture as a key element to enable glasses‐like form factor. In addition, it can improve optical efficiency, enlarge color gamut and overall image quality.

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19‐4: Invited Paper: Digital Driving on Silicon Microdisplay for XR

19‐4: Invited Paper: Digital Driving on Silicon Microdisplay for XR

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