See-through near-eye displays enabling vision correction

Abstract

We propose a see-through near-eye display, which is dedicated to the visually impaired users who suffer from refractive anomalies. Our solution is characterized by a pair of corrective lenses coated with multiplexed volume holograms. Its key performance including diffraction efficiency, field of view, modulation transfer function, and distortion has been studied.

30‐4: Semantic Simultaneous Localization and Mapping for Augmented Reality

“…By supporting both navigation and object detection, our semantic SLAM could offer some new possibilities that might be difficult with the conventional SLAMs. For example, when equipped with a near-eye display [8][9][10], semantic SLAM would allow a user to see not just a three-dimensional map, but the labeling of objects that are recognizable.…”

Prescription AR: a fully-customized prescription-embedded augmented reality display

“…Several approaches have been introduced to include vision correction in an AR display structure [7,[15][16][17]. The North AR demonstrated the most ergonomic eye-glasses like AR displays by measuring customer's prescription and IPD [15].…”

P‐92: A Lensless Retinal Scanning Display for Augmented Reality

“…Retinal projection displays refer to a type of near-eye displays (NEDs), in which the image is directly projected to the retina. Compared to combiner-based [1][2][3][4] and waveguide-based [5][6][7][8] NEDs, this type of NEDs have an edge on achieving ultra-large field of view (FOV). However, there are also a number of issues holding them back from the applications.…”