An Augmented-Reality Device With Switchable Integrated Spaces Using a Bi-Focal Integral Floating Display

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Abstract

An augmented-reality (AR) device which presents virtual volumetric images to switchable integrated spaces is proposed and demonstrated. A bi-focal geometric phase (GP) lens can project the integrated volumetric images to switchable integrated spaces by switching the polarization of them. For that purpose, a combination of GP lens and an active polarization switching device has been adopted. A demonstration of an AR display with switchable integrations is also provided to verify the proposed concept.

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Park, M., Joo, K. I., Kim, H. R., & Choi, H. J. (2019). An Augmented-Reality Device With Switchable Integrated Spaces Using a Bi-Focal Integral Floating Display. IEEE Photonics Journal , 11(4). https://doi.org/10.1109/JPHOT.2019.2924688

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