In order to develop the core chip supporting binocular stereo displays for head mounted display （HMD） and glasses-TV, a very large scale integrated （VISI） design scheme is proposed by using a pipeline architecture...In order to develop the core chip supporting binocular stereo displays for head mounted display （HMD） and glasses-TV, a very large scale integrated （VISI） design scheme is proposed by using a pipeline architecture for 3D display processing chip （HMD100）. Some key techniques including stereo display processing and high precision video scaling based bicubic interpolation, and their hardware implementations which improve the image quality are presented. The proposed HMD100 chip is verified by the field-programmable gate array （FPGA）. As one of innovative and high integration SoC chips, HMD100 is designed by a digital and analog mixed circuit. It can support binocular stereo display, has better scaling effect and integration. Hence it is applicable in virtual reality （VR）, 3D games and other microdisplay domains.展开更多
Accommodation and convergence play critical roles in the natural viewing of three-dimensional （3D） scenes, and these must be accurately matched to avoid visual fatigue. However, conventional stereoscopic head- mount...Accommodation and convergence play critical roles in the natural viewing of three-dimensional （3D） scenes, and these must be accurately matched to avoid visual fatigue. However, conventional stereoscopic head- mounted displays lack the ability to adjust accommodation cues. This is because they only have a single, fixed image plane, but the 3D virtual objects generated by a pair of stereoscopic images are displayed at different depths, either in front or behind the focal plane. Therefore, in order to view objects clearly, the eyes are forced to converge on those objects while maintaining accommodation fixed on the image plane. By employing freeform optical surfaces, we design a lightweight and wearable spatial-multiplexed dual focal-plane head-mounted display. This display can adjust the accommodation cue in accordance with the convergence cue as well as generate the retinal blur cue. The system has great potential applications in both scientific research and commercial market.展开更多
文摘In order to develop the core chip supporting binocular stereo displays for head mounted display （HMD） and glasses-TV, a very large scale integrated （VISI） design scheme is proposed by using a pipeline architecture for 3D display processing chip （HMD100）. Some key techniques including stereo display processing and high precision video scaling based bicubic interpolation, and their hardware implementations which improve the image quality are presented. The proposed HMD100 chip is verified by the field-programmable gate array （FPGA）. As one of innovative and high integration SoC chips, HMD100 is designed by a digital and analog mixed circuit. It can support binocular stereo display, has better scaling effect and integration. Hence it is applicable in virtual reality （VR）, 3D games and other microdisplay domains.
基金supported by the National Basic Research Program of China(No.2011CB706701)the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Nos.61178038and61205024)
文摘Accommodation and convergence play critical roles in the natural viewing of three-dimensional （3D） scenes, and these must be accurately matched to avoid visual fatigue. However, conventional stereoscopic head- mounted displays lack the ability to adjust accommodation cues. This is because they only have a single, fixed image plane, but the 3D virtual objects generated by a pair of stereoscopic images are displayed at different depths, either in front or behind the focal plane. Therefore, in order to view objects clearly, the eyes are forced to converge on those objects while maintaining accommodation fixed on the image plane. By employing freeform optical surfaces, we design a lightweight and wearable spatial-multiplexed dual focal-plane head-mounted display. This display can adjust the accommodation cue in accordance with the convergence cue as well as generate the retinal blur cue. The system has great potential applications in both scientific research and commercial market.
