Head-mounted projection display system

Computer graphics processing and selective visual display system – Image superposition by optical means

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C345S008000

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06982683

ABSTRACT:
A head-mounted projection display system is characterized by a pair of head-mounted low-power image projectors mounted adjacent the eyes of the viewer, and aimed to project in a direction along the line of sight of the viewer toward a high-gain, retro-reflective screen. Stereoscopic viewing is enabled by projecting separate images to the right and left projectors. The retro-reflectivity of the screen ensures that the right and left images will be returned to the right and left eye, respectively.

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