Subpixel layouts for eye-mounted displays
AssigneeSpy Eye, LLC
InventorsMichael Frank Deering, Paul Scott Martin
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AssigneeSpy Eye, LLC
InventorsMichael Frank Deering, Paul Scott Martin
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A color eye-mounted display typically contains different color light emitters, with red, green and blue being the most common color combination. In one approach, the resolution of the red, green and blue components is not the same. For example, there may be more individually addressable red or green subpixels than blue subpixels. In hardware, this may be implemented by using fewer blue light emitters. Alternately, there may be equal numbers of red, green and blue light emitters, but the blue light emitters are not individually addressable and are grouped together to form larger blue subpixels. For example, three or more blue light emitters may form one addressable blue subpixel.
An eye-mounted display comprising:
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