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US 2020/0348518 A1Published application
Near-eye peripheral display device
AssigneeMicrosoft Technology Licensing, LLC
InventorsAndreas GEORGIOU, Joel Steven KOLLIN, Bernard Charles KRESS, Alfonsus D. LUNARDHI, Sohaib ABDUL REHMAN, Charles Thomas HEWITT
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Abstract
A head-mounted, near-eye display device includes a central display and a peripheral display. The central display creates a central image of a first resolution in a central eyebox. The peripheral display creates a peripheral image of a second resolution, lower than the first resolution, in a peripheral eyebox, different than the central eyebox.
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A head-mounted, near-eye display device, comprising:
- a see-through central display providing a central horizontal field of view from at least 0° to Cmax°, wherein the see-through central display includes a waveguide transmitting light from a projector;
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- a see-through peripheral display providing a peripheral horizontal field of view from Pmin° to Pmax°, wherein Cmax° is greater than Pmin° such that the horizontal peripheral field of view overlaps the horizontal central field of view, wherein the see-through peripheral display includes an array of reflective lenses reflecting light from light emitting diodes on a transparent substrate.
A head-mounted, near-eye display device, comprising:
- a central display creating a central image of a first resolution in a central eyebox;
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- a peripheral display creating a peripheral image of a second resolution, lower than the first resolution, in a peripheral eyebox, different than the central eyebox.
A head-mounted, near-eye display device, comprising:
- a right-eye central display providing a central horizontal field of view from at least 0° to at least 20°;
- a see-through, right-eye peripheral display providing a peripheral horizontal field of view from less than 20° to at least 55°;
- a left-eye central display providing a central horizontal field of view from at least −20° to at least 0°;
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- a see-through, left-eye peripheral display providing a peripheral horizontal field of view from at least −55° to greater than −20°.
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