VividQ: Indistinguishable from Reality: Overcoming Key Challenges in Highly Realistic Holographic Display for AR and Beyond

Darran F. Milne

doi:10.1117/12.2597433

28 March 2021 VividQ: Indistinguishable from Reality: Overcoming Key Challenges in Highly Realistic Holographic Display for AR and Beyond

Darran F. Milne

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Proceedings Volume 11764, SPIE AVR21 Industry Talks II; 1176405 (2021) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2597433
Event: SPIE AR VR MR, 2021, Online Only

Abstract

The end goal of any digital display technology is to achieve the level of immersion and quality to make the content "indistinguishable from reality". Since its creation, VividQ has made multiple advancements in the area of computer-generated holography (CGH), with the aim to deploy highly realistic holographic displays in consumer AR devices. Traditionally, CGH has had several challenges to overcome to become a mainstream display technology. Amongst others, these include field of view/eye-box trade-off, optical engine volume and most importantly, the computational complexity of hologram generation. In this talk, VividQ will describe recent innovations in the field that overcome those barriers thanks to newly generated IP and collaboration within the partner ecosystem, to bring CGH displays to the market.

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Darran F. Milne "VividQ: Indistinguishable from Reality: Overcoming Key Challenges in Highly Realistic Holographic Display for AR and Beyond", Proc. SPIE 11764, SPIE AVR21 Industry Talks II, 1176405 (28 March 2021); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2597433

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