Image generation apparatus, head-mounted display, content processing system, and image display method
AssigneeSony Interactive Entertainment Inc.
InventorKatsushi Otsuka
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AssigneeSony Interactive Entertainment Inc.
InventorKatsushi Otsuka
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The present disclosure provides a head-mounted display that includes an image generation device generating a display image to be viewed through an eyepiece disposed in front of a display panel, the image generation device including a source image reception control section that receives a source image, a distorted image generation section that generates data on pixels in a display image obtained by giving the source image a distortion corresponding to the eyepiece, a partially distorted image storage section that stores the data on the pixels in an order of data generation, and an image display control section that, whenever data on a predetermined number of pixels smaller than a total number of pixels in the display image is stored in the partially distorted image storage section, outputs the stored data to the display panel; the display panel that sequentially displays data outputted from the image generation device; and a content processing device that generates the source image and transmits the generated source image to the head-mounted display.
An image generation device that generates a display image to be viewed through an eyepiece disposed in front of a display panel, the image generation device comprising:
A head-mounted display comprising:
A content processing system comprising:
An image display method used in an image generation device that generates a display image that is to be viewed through an eyepiece disposed in front of a display panel, the image display method comprising:
A non-transitory computer readable medium having stored thereon a computer program for a computer generating a display image that is to be viewed through an eyepiece disposed in front of a display panel, comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.