CN119247630B - A multi-level, multi-dimensional controllable augmented reality near-eye display device - Google Patents
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Abstract
The invention discloses a multistage multidimensional controllable augmented reality near-to-eye display device which comprises a display collimation module, a light control module and a display panel. The display collimation module comprises a display source, an absorption type polaroid and a collimating mirror, wherein the display source projects different sheet sources according to visual effect grades, the display source projects parallel S polarized light through the absorption type polaroid and the collimating mirror, the light control module comprises a polarization converter, a reflection type polaroid and a reflection film, the light in a corresponding area is subjected to polarization modulation according to the visual effect grades, the projection direction is changed, and the display panel is an optically transparent multiplexing holographic optical element, and different display functions can be realized according to different projection directions. The device can realize three-level control of visual effect, multi-dimensional mixed display control of two-dimensional and three-dimensional information and arbitrary control of display area.
Description
1. Technical field
The invention relates to the technical field of augmented reality near-eye display, in particular to a multistage and multidimensional controllable augmented reality near-eye display device.
2. Background art
Among the many augmented reality display devices, the head-mounted near-to-eye display occupies an important place in the augmented reality technology with its high immersion, real-time interactivity, and its wide application fields.
The traditional head-mounted 3D display based on the binocular parallax 3D display technology is deeply plagued by the problem of set-adjustment conflict, so that the visual comfort of a user and the use time are reduced. Current solutions include integrated imaging 3D display technology and retinal projection display technology, among others. The retina projection technology based on Maxwell observation method focuses light beams containing image information to a principal point of a human eye lens through an optical system, then directly projects the light beams onto retina to form image vision, so that the problem of set-adjustment conflict of a traditional near-eye display is relieved to a certain extent, a user can focus on a real environment object without affecting the definition of a virtual image, and the display of a three-dimensional stereoscopic image can be realized through binocular parallax, the definition is high, but a monocular focus adjustment depth cue is lost, and 3D sense is weak. The integrated imaging 3D display technology based on geometrical optics realizes full parallax true three-dimensional display through the light field image matched with the micro-array structure, has stronger 3D sense, is limited by the micro-array structure and the micro-display screen, and has smaller visual field and lower spatial resolution.
Conventional 2D/3D hybrid display schemes fall broadly into two categories. One is a space division multiplexing technique, such as projecting a 2D image and a 3D image onto a concave half mirror array using two sets of projections, thereby rendering a 2D/3D hybrid image, but the system volume is multiplied due to the increased projector equipment. Another method is a time division multiplexing technology, which uses the human eye temporary effect to make the two-dimensional image or the three-dimensional image linearly superimposed in space, and a display device with high response speed is required, and the pixel utilization efficiency of a single display panel is low. Due to limitations in reconstructed image quality or system hardware architecture, the display of optically transparent head-mounted near-to-eye augmented reality displays still requires further improvements.
3. Summary of the invention
The invention provides a multistage multidimensional controllable augmented reality near-to-eye display device, which has the same left and right structures and a unilateral structure as shown in figure 1, and consists of a display collimation module, a light control module and a display panel.
The display collimation module comprises a display source, an absorption type polaroid and a collimation lens. The display source projects different film sources according to visual effect levels, a common 2D film source is projected under first-level and second-level vision, a 3D film source is projected under third-level vision, a 2D/3D mixed film source is projected under mixed vision, a transmission axis of the absorption type polaroid is perpendicular to an incidence plane and is used for filtering light rays from the display source to generate S polarized light, and the collimating lens is used for collimating the light rays filtered by the absorption type polaroid to generate parallel S polarized projection light.
The light control module comprises a polarization converter, a reflective polarizer and a reflective film. The polarization converter is an active liquid crystal device, and pixelation control of the polarization state of incident light is achieved by loading a pixelation mask. The pixelated mask is a black and white mask that has the same outline as the different sub-images in the display image. Wherein the black area of the pixelated mask corresponds to a normal 2D image for primary or secondary vision through which light does not change polarization state, and the white area of the pixelated mask corresponds to a 3D image for tertiary vision through which light from S-polarized light is converted to P-polarized light, as shown in fig. 2. The reflective polarizer has a characteristic of reflecting P-polarized light and transmitting S-polarized light, and is used for controlling projection light to be irradiated onto the multiplexing-type holographic optical element at a specific angle theta 1. The reflection characteristics of the reflection film are independent of polarization, and the reflection film is used for irradiating S polarized light transmitted through the reflection type polaroid onto the multiplexing type holographic optical element at a specific angle theta 2.
The display panel, namely the multiplexing holographic optical element, has the functions of a focusing lens and a lens array, can reconstruct light rays irradiated by theta 1 into a 3D image, focus the light rays irradiated by theta 2 to pupils, and other ambient light which does not meet the irradiation condition directly penetrates through the multiplexing holographic optical element.
The multiplexing type holographic optical element is a reflective volume holographic grating and is prepared by carrying out holographic exposure on a holographic material twice.
A schematic diagram of a first holographic exposure is shown in fig. 3, where the exposure apparatus comprises a lens array and holographic material. The lens array is parallel and clung to the holographic material, the signal light I and the reference light I are parallel light and have the same wavelength, and the signal light I and the reference light I are respectively positioned at two sides of the holographic material. The signal light I vertically irradiates the holographic material, the reference light I is incident on the holographic material at an incident angle theta 1 and interferes with the signal light I, the optical function of the lens array is recorded on the holographic material, and the first holographic exposure of the multiplexing holographic optical element is completed.
The second holographic exposure is schematically shown in fig. 4, and the exposure apparatus comprises a focusing lens and holographic material. The focusing lens is parallel to and clings to the holographic material, the signal light II and the reference light II are parallel light and have the same wavelength, and the signal light II and the reference light II are respectively positioned on two sides of the holographic material. The signal light II vertically irradiates the holographic material, the reference light II is incident on the holographic material at an incident angle theta 2 and interferes with the signal light II, the optical function of the lens array is recorded on the holographic material, and the second holographic exposure of the multiplexing type holographic optical element is completed. The difference between the incident angles of the reference light I and the reference light II should be larger than the half-angle bandwidth Δθ of the multiplexed holographic optical element, avoiding that different incident lights satisfying the bragg condition generate reproduction lights of mutual crosstalk.
The multiplexing holographic optical element can be of a single-layer multi-exposure structure or a multi-layer single-exposure structure.
The light paths of the multi-stage multi-dimensional controllable augmented reality near-to-eye display device in the first-stage and second-stage visual modes are shown in fig. 5, the left and right display sources display normal 2D images without parallax or with parallax, the polarization converters are fully loaded with black masks, and the light rays of the display sources pass through the absorption type polaroid, the collimating mirror and the polarization converters, so that all the generated projection light is S polarized light. At this time, the projection light passes through the reflective polarizer, is reflected by the reflective film, irradiates the multiplexing type holographic optical element in parallel at an angle of θ 2, and is then directly focused in the pupil, thereby realizing 2D or 3D display of the retina.
The light path of the multi-stage multi-dimensional controllable augmented reality near-to-eye display device in the three-stage visual mode is shown in fig. 6, the left display source and the right display source display light field images containing 3D information, the polarization converter is fully loaded with a white mask, and light rays of the display source pass through the absorption type polaroid, the collimating mirror and the polarization converter, and all projection light generated by the light rays are P polarized light. At this time, the projection light is reflected by the reflective polarizer, and the multiplexed holographic optical element is irradiated in parallel at an angle of θ 1, so as to be reconstructed into a 3D image, thereby realizing integrated imaging 3D display.
In the multi-stage multi-dimensional controllable augmented reality near-to-eye display device, the left display source and the right display source display a common 2D image without parallax or with parallax and a light field image containing 3D information in a mixed vision mode, the polarization converter loads a black-white mixed mask corresponding to the outline of the common image and the outline of the light field image, and light rays of the display source pass through the absorption type polaroid, the collimating mirror and the polarization converter to generate projection light which is mixed projection light of S polarized light and P polarized light. At this time, P-polarized light in the mixed projection light is reflected by the reflective polarizer, and the multiplexed hologram optical element is irradiated in parallel at an angle of θ 1, and reconstructed into a 3D image. The rest of the S-polarized light in the mixed projection light is transmitted through the reflective polarizer, reflected by the reflective film, irradiated in parallel at an angle of θ 2 to the multiplexed hologram optical element, and then focused directly in the pupil. Thereby realizing a 2D/3D hybrid display combining the retinal 2D display and the integrated imaging 3D display.
The invention provides a multistage multidimensional controllable augmented reality near-to-eye display device, which modulates projection light with different contents through a polarization converter, a reflective polarizer and a reflective film, can realize three-stage control of visual effect, multidimensional mixed display control of two-dimensional and three-dimensional information and arbitrary control of a display area, effectively improves the pixel utilization efficiency of a single display panel, has a simple structure, is easy to miniaturize, combines retina projection technology and integrated imaging display, effectively avoids the defects of single display technology, adapts to processors with various application scenes and different computing capacities, and has potential development and application values.
4. Description of the drawings
FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram of a single-side view of a multi-stage, multi-dimensional, controllable augmented reality near-to-eye display device
FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram showing the change of polarization state of the outgoing light after the light enters different regions of the polarization converter
FIG. 3 is a schematic view of a first holographic exposure light path of a multiplexed holographic optical element
FIG. 4 is a schematic diagram of a multiplexed holographic optical element secondary holographic exposure path
FIG. 5 is a schematic view of the optical path of the device of the present invention in the primary and secondary vision modes
FIG. 6 is a schematic view of the light path in the three-level vision mode of the device of the present invention
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1 display source, 2 absorbing polarizer, 3 collimator mirror, 400 polarization converter, 401 polarization converter black mask portion, 402 polarization converter white mask portion, 5 reflective polarizer, 6 reflective film, 7 multiplexing holographic optical element, 8 viewer, 9S polarized projection light, 10P polarized projection light, 11 signal light I,12 lens array, 13 holographic material, 14 reference light I,15 signal light II,16 focusing lens, 17 reference light II,18 reconstruction light I,19 reconstruction light I reverse extension, 20 virtual 2D image, 21 reconstruction light II,22 reverse extension of the same object point reconstruction light, 23 virtual 3D image.
It should be understood that the above-described figures are merely schematic and are not drawn to scale.
5. Detailed description of the preferred embodiments
An exemplary embodiment of a multi-level, multi-dimensional, controllable augmented reality near-to-eye display device of the present invention is described in detail below, and the present invention is further described in detail. It is noted that the following examples are given for the purpose of illustration only and are not to be construed as limiting the scope of the invention, since numerous insubstantial modifications and adaptations of the invention will be within the scope of the invention as viewed by one skilled in the art from the foregoing disclosure.
The invention provides a multistage multidimensional controllable augmented reality near-to-eye display device, which has the same left and right structures and a unilateral structure as shown in figure 1, and consists of a display collimation module, a light control module and a display panel.
The display collimation module comprises a display source, an absorption type polaroid and a collimation lens. The display source projects different film sources according to visual effect levels, a common 2D film source is projected under first-level and second-level vision, a 3D film source is projected under third-level vision, a 2D/3D mixed film source is projected under mixed vision, a transmission axis of the absorption type polaroid is perpendicular to an incidence plane and is used for filtering light rays from the display source to generate S polarized light, and the collimating lens is used for collimating the light rays filtered by the absorption type polaroid to generate parallel S polarized projection light.
The light control module comprises a polarization converter, a reflective polarizer and a reflective film. The polarization converter is an active liquid crystal device, and pixelation control of the polarization state of incident light is achieved by loading a pixelation mask. The pixelated mask is a black and white mask that has the same outline as the different sub-images in the display image. Wherein the black area of the pixelated mask corresponds to a normal 2D image for primary or secondary vision through which light does not change polarization state, and the white area of the pixelated mask corresponds to a 3D image for tertiary vision through which light from S-polarized light is converted to P-polarized light, as shown in fig. 2. The reflective polarizer has a characteristic of reflecting P-polarized light and transmitting S-polarized light, and is used for controlling projection light to be irradiated onto the multiplexing type holographic optical element at a specific angle of 35 °. The reflection characteristics of the reflection film are independent of polarization, and the reflection film is used for irradiating S polarized light transmitted through the reflection type polaroid onto the multiplexing type holographic optical element at a specific angle of 45 degrees.
The display panel, namely the multiplexing type holographic optical element, has the functions of a focusing lens and a lens array, can reconstruct light irradiated at 35 degrees into a 3D image, focus the light irradiated at 45 degrees to pupils, and other ambient light which does not meet the irradiation condition directly penetrates through the multiplexing type holographic optical element.
The multiplexing type holographic optical element is a reflective volume holographic grating and is prepared by carrying out holographic exposure on a holographic material twice.
The first holographic exposure is schematically shown in fig. 3, and the exposure device comprises a lens array and holographic material, wherein the focal length of the lens array is-14 mm. The lens array is parallel and clung to the holographic material, the signal light I and the reference light I are parallel light and have the same wavelength, and the signal light I and the reference light I are respectively positioned at two sides of the holographic material. The signal light I irradiates the holographic material vertically, the reference light I is incident on the holographic material at an incident angle of 35 degrees, and interferes with the signal light I, the optical function of the lens array is recorded on the holographic material, and the first holographic exposure of the multiplexing holographic optical element is completed.
The second holographic exposure is schematically shown in fig. 4, and the exposure device comprises a focusing lens and holographic material, wherein the rear intercept of the focusing lens is 26mm. The focusing lens is parallel to and clings to the holographic material, the signal light II and the reference light II are parallel light and have the same wavelength, and the signal light II and the reference light II are respectively positioned on two sides of the holographic material. The signal light II vertically irradiates the holographic material, the reference light II is incident on the holographic material at an incident angle of 45 degrees and interferes with the signal light II, the optical function of the lens array is recorded on the holographic material, and the second holographic exposure of the multiplexing holographic optical element is completed. The difference between the incident angles of the reference light I and the reference light II should be larger than the half angle bandwidth of the multiplexed holographic optical element by 10 deg., avoiding that different incident lights satisfying the bragg condition generate reproduction lights of mutual crosstalk.
The multiplexing holographic optical element can be of a single-layer multi-exposure structure or a multi-layer single-exposure structure.
The light paths of the multi-stage multi-dimensional controllable augmented reality near-to-eye display device in the first-stage and second-stage visual modes are shown in the attached figure 5, the left and right display sources display normal 2D images without parallax or with parallax, the polarization converters are all loaded with black masks, the light rays of the display sources pass through the absorption type polaroid, the collimating lens and the polarization converters, all the generated projection light is S-polarized light, the projection light has the same wavelength as the reference light II, and the wavelength is 532nm. At this time, the projection light is transmitted through the reflective polarizer, reflected by the reflective film, and irradiated in parallel at an angle of 45 ° to the multiplexing type hologram optical element, and the generated reproduction light I is directly focused at 26mm in the pupil, thereby realizing retinal 2D or 3D display.
The light path of the multi-stage multi-dimensional controllable augmented reality near-to-eye display device in the three-stage visual mode is shown in fig. 6, the left display source and the right display source display light field images containing 3D information, the polarization converter is fully loaded with a white mask, light rays of the display source pass through the absorption type polaroid, the collimating mirror and the polarization converter, all projection light generated by the light rays are P polarized light, the projection light has the same wavelength as the reference light I, and the wavelength is 532nm. At the moment, the projection light is reflected by the reflective polaroid, the multiplexing type holographic optical element is irradiated in parallel at an angle of 35 degrees, a spherical wave array with the focal length of-14 mm is generated, a central depth plane is generated at the position of-14 mm, and a 3D image is reconstructed near the central depth plane, so that integrated imaging 3D display is realized.
In the multi-stage multi-dimensional controllable augmented reality near-to-eye display device, the left display source and the right display source display a common 2D image without parallax or with parallax and a light field image containing 3D information in a mixed vision mode, the polarization converter loads a black-white mixed mask corresponding to the outline of the common image and the light field image, light rays of the display source pass through the absorption type polaroid, the collimating mirror and the polarization converter, the generated projection light is mixed projection light of S polarized light and P polarized light, and the projection light wavelength is 532nm. At this time, P-polarized light in the mixed projection light is reflected by the reflective polarizer, and the multiplexed hologram optical element is irradiated in parallel at an angle of 35 °, and reconstructed into a 3D image. The remaining S-polarized light in the mixed projection light is transmitted through the reflective polarizer, reflected by the reflective film, irradiated in parallel at an angle of 45 ° to the multiplexed hologram optical element, and then focused directly in the pupil. Thereby realizing a 2D/3D hybrid display combining the retinal 2D display and the integrated imaging 3D display.
In this embodiment, the polarization converter, the reflective polarizer and the reflective film modulate projection light with different contents, so that three-level control of visual effect, multi-dimensional mixed display control of two-dimensional and three-dimensional information and arbitrary control of a display area can be realized, the pixel utilization efficiency of a single display panel is effectively improved, the structure is simple, miniaturization is easy, the retina projection technology and integrated imaging display are combined, the defect of the single display technology is effectively avoided, the method is suitable for processors with various application scenes and different computing capacities, and potential development and application values are realized.
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