Figure 1a) A fabricated DDHOE lens array; 1b) The 3-D display system consisting of a 2-D projector and DDHOE; 1c) A computer-modeled 3-D scene of depth 6 cm; 1d) A 3-D reconstruction of a modeled scene captured by camera looking into the DDHOE. Credit: Boaz Jessie Jackin.
New approach would eliminate visual disturbances without additional bulky optics. While most interaction with digital content is still constrained to keyboards and 2D touch panels, augmented and virtually reality (AR/VR) technologies promise ever more freedom from these limitations.
AR/VR devices can have their own drawbacks, such as a tendency to induce visual motion sickness or other visual disturbances with prolonged usage due to their stereoscopy or auto-stereoscopy based designs...
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