Stereoscopic display responsive to focal-point shift
AssigneeMicrosoft Technology Licensing, LLC
InventorsRoger Sebastian Sylvan, Arthur Tomlin, Daniel Joseph McCulloch, Brian Mount, Tony Ambrus
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AssigneeMicrosoft Technology Licensing, LLC
InventorsRoger Sebastian Sylvan, Arthur Tomlin, Daniel Joseph McCulloch, Brian Mount, Tony Ambrus
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A method for displaying virtual imagery on a stereoscopic display system having a display matrix. The virtual imagery presents a surface of individually renderable loci viewable to an eye of the user. The method includes, for each locus of the viewable surface, illuminating a pixel of the display matrix. The illuminated pixel is chosen based on a pupil position of the eye as determined by the stereoscopic display system. For each locus of the viewable surface, a virtual image of the illuminated pixel is formed in a plane in front of the eye. The virtual image is positioned on a straight line passing through the locus, the plane, and the pupil position. In this manner, the virtual image tracks change in the user's pupil position.
A method for displaying virtual imagery on a stereoscopic display system having one or more display matrices the virtual imagery presenting a surface of individually renderable loci viewable to right and left eyes of a user, the method comprising:
A method for displaying virtual imagery on a stereoscopic display system having one or more display matrices, the virtual imagery presenting a surface of individually renderable loci viewable to right and left eyes of a user, the method comprising:
A method for displaying virtual imagery on a stereoscopic display system having one or more display matrices the virtual imagery presenting a surface of individually renderable loci viewable to right and left eyes of a user, the method comprising:
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