Mass-Producible Light Field AR Display and Calibration Technology
Technology Introduction:
Our light field (LF) AR display delivers continuous focal depth and natural viewing experience without the vergence-accommodation conflict. Moreover, our technology integrates the LF optical engine design, module calibration, and rendering engine to compensate for assembly errors. This integrated approach enables our light field AR display to go beyond prototype and become mass producible.
Industrial Applications:
By integrating optical engine design, module calibration, and the rendering engine, our technology establishes a practical productization pathway for LF AR from prototypes to commercial devices. Our LF display technology provides more comfortable visual experience and accurate depth perception, making it suitable for a wide range of applications, including healthcare, industrial use, education, and remote collaboration.
National Taiwan University
At present, the University consists of 16 colleges, 58 departments, 146 graduate institutes, as well as 34 Master's and PhD degree programs. NTU's programs cover a wide array of disciplines across science, arts, and the humanities, with up to 8,000 courses made available for selection each semester.
Contact Information
Name：Homer Chen
Tel：02-33663549
Address：No. 1, Sec. 4, Roosevelt Rd., Taipei 10617, Taiwan (R.O.C.)
