Display apparatus, display unit, electronic equipment, mobile electronic equipment, mobile telephone, and image pickup apparatus
AssigneeOlympus Corporation
InventorYoshiaki Horikawa
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Abstract
In a display which includes a plurality of light exit point groups, and a plurality of lenses which project the plurality of light exit point groups, the light exit point group includes at least one light exit point, and each lens is disposed such that an image of the light exit point group is projected to be overlapped, and projected images of the plurality of lenses are formed on a pupil of an eye of an observer by making overlapping of light exit points in the light exit point group which have been overlapped upon being projected by the lenses, incident on a pupil of the eye of the observer.
Claims66
A display apparatus comprising:
- a plurality of light exit point groups;
- and
- a plurality of lenses which projects the plurality of light exit point groups,
- wherein at least one of the plurality of light exit point groups includes at least one light exit point, and each lens of the plurality of lenses is disposed such that an image of the plurality of light exit point groups is projected to be overlapped, and a projected image of the plurality of lenses is formed on a retina of an eye of an observer by causing overlapping of the at least one light exit point in the plurality of light exit point groups, which have been projected by the plurality of lenses to be overlapped, incident on a pupil of the eye of the observer.
A display unit comprising:
- a plurality of aperture groups;
- and
- a plurality of lenses which projects the aperture groups,
- wherein at least one of the plurality of aperture groups has at least one aperture, and each lens of the plurality of lenses is disposed such that an image of the plurality of aperture groups is projected to be overlapped, and a projected image of the plurality of lenses is formed on a retina of an eye of an observer by causing overlapping of the at least one aperture in the plurality of aperture groups which have been overlapped upon being projected by the plurality of lenses, incident on a pupil of the eye of the observer.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.