Head mounted display device and method of driving the same
AssigneeSamsung Display Co., Ltd.
InventorsMin-Tak Lee, Si-Beak Pyo, Kyu-Seok Kim, Young-Nam Yun, Hyun-Koo Lee, Young-Sik Lim
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Abstract
A head mounted display device includes a display panel including a first display region and a second display region which is arranged at a first angle with respect to the first display region; a reflective panel arranged at a second angle with respect to the second display region, to output a first transmitted light by transmitting a first light which is output from the first display region, and to output a second reflected light by reflecting a second light output from the second display region; and a lens to collect the first transmitted light and the second reflected light.
Claims20
A head mounted display device, comprising:
- a display panel including a first display region and a second display region arranged at a first angle with respect to the first display region;
- a reflective panel arranged with a second angle with respect to the second display region, the reflective panel to output a first transmitted light by transmitting a first light output from the first display region, and to output a second reflected light by reflecting a second light output from the second display region;
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- a lens to collect the first transmitted light and the second reflected light.
A method of driving a head mounted display device including a lens, a first display region, and a second display region arranged at a first angle with respect to the first display region, the first and second display regions have different optical path lengths to the lens, the method comprising:
- extracting objects from input image data;
- calculating a difference between locations of first objects which corresponds each other among the objects;
- determining a depth of the first objects based on the difference;
- generating first sub data and second sub data by dividing the input image data based on the depth of the first objects;
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- displaying a first sub image corresponding to the first sub data using the first display region and a second sub image corresponding to the second sub data using the second display region, respectively.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.