Three-dimensional spline-based computer-generated holography

  • Blinder D
  • Nishitsuji T
  • Schelkens P
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Abstract

Electro-holography is a promising 3D display technology, as it can, in principle, account for all visual cues. Computing the interference patterns to drive them is highly calculation-intensive, requiring the design and development of efficient computer-generated holography (CGH) algorithms to facilitate real-time display. In this work, we propose a new algorithm for computing the CGH for arbitrary 3D curves using splines, as opposed to previous solutions, which could only draw planar curves. The solutions are analytically expressed; we conceived an efficiently computable approximation suitable for GPU implementations. We report over 55-fold speedups over the reference point-wise algorithm, resulting in real-time 4K holographic video generation of complex 3D curved objects. The proposed algorithm is validated numerically and optically on a holographic display setup.

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Blinder, D., Nishitsuji, T., & Schelkens, P. (2023). Three-dimensional spline-based computer-generated holography. Optics Express, 31(2), 3072. https://doi.org/10.1364/oe.480095

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