Open AccessDemonstration of a low-crosstalk super multi-view light field display with natural depth cues and smooth motion parallax
Author(s) -
Peiren Wang,
Xinzhu Sang,
Xunbo Yu,
Xin Gao,
Binbin Yan,
Boyang Liu,
Li Liu,
Chao Gao,
Yang Lan,
Yuanhang Li,
Jingyan Du
Publication year - 2019
Publication title -
optics express
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
SCImago Journal Rank - 1.394
H-Index - 271
ISSN - 1094-4087
DOI - 10.1364/oe.27.034442
Subject(s) - parallax , stereo display , computer vision , stereoscopy , optics , artificial intelligence , light field , depth perception , backlight , computer science , liquid crystal display , monocular , holographic display , human eye , accommodation , viewing angle , depth of field , field of view , binocular disparity , computer graphics (images) , physics , holography , neuroscience , perception , biology
Due to lack of the accommodation stimulus, an inherent drawback for the conventional glasses-free stereoscopic display is that precise depth cues for the human monocular vision is rent, which results in the well-known convergence-accommodation conflict for the human visual system. Here, a super multi-view light field display with the vertically-collimated programmable directional backlight (VC-PDB) and the light control module (LCM) is demonstrated. The VC-PDB and the LCM are used to form the super multi-view light field display with low crosstalk, which can provide precisely detectable accommodation depth for human monocular vision. Meanwhile, the VC-PDB cooperates with the refreshable liquid-crystal display panel to provide the convergence depth matching the accommodation depth. In addition, the proposed method of light field pick-up and reconstruction is implemented to ensure the perceived three dimensional (3D) images with accurate depth cues and correct geometric occlusion, and the eye tracker is used to enlarge the viewing angle of 3D images with smooth motion parallax. In the experiments, the reconstructed high quality fatigue-free 3D images can be perceived with the clear focus depth of 13 cm in the viewing angle of ± 20°, where 352 viewpoints with the viewpoint density of 1 mm -1 and the crosstalk of less than 6% are presented.