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5 May 2017 Holographic imageguide display for situational awareness
William Parker, Julie Parker, Eric M. Gallo
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Abstract
Creative Microsystems Corporation is developing the Holographic Imageguide Display, or HID, which is a rugged light-weight, sunlight-readable, high-resolution see-through display for augmented or mixed reality which we believe can provide increased situational awareness for many military applications. The display excels in situations where a user must maintain their normal sight (such as shooting a weapon), or when size and weight are a primary consideration (such as behind a night vision device). The display uses holographic technology to display projected images through an imageguide directly to the user’s eye. The system connects to standard image signal inputs and has a small form factor for support electronics. The results are a full-color, low-cost display that can superimpose images onto a user’s field of view. Creative Microsystems has integrated the display into several data and video systems, including geolocated symbology, head trackers, image fusion and augmented/mixed reality for operators, simulations, training and mission command.
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William Parker, Julie Parker, and Eric M. Gallo "Holographic imageguide display for situational awareness", Proc. SPIE 10197, Degraded Environments: Sensing, Processing, and Display 2017, 101970U (5 May 2017); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2262770
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KEYWORDS
Holography

Microsystems

Situational awareness sensors

Military display technology

Autoregressive models

Image fusion

Cameras

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