Wang et al., 2024 - Google Patents
High quality holographic 3D display with enhanced focus cues based on multiple directional light reconstructionWang et al., 2024
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- Wang Z
- Liang L
- Chen T
- Lv G
- Feng Q
- Wang A
- Ming H
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- Optics Letters
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Holographic display faces the trade-off between image quality and focus cues, resulting from the specific choice of phase distribution. In this Letter, we propose a speckle-free holographic display with enhanced focus cues by multiple directional light reconstruction …
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