Applied Optics · 2019 · 14 citations · 16 references
Natural SciencesCloud ComputingComputer GraphicsOpticsOptoelectronicsDisplay TechnologiesHolographyCompressionComputer-generated HolographyDisplay OpticsHolographic DisplayLiquid Crystal DisplaysProjector SystemsReflected Light PathsSpatial Division
is presented, using computer-generated holograms dynamically displayed on a liquid-crystal spatial light modulator. Spatial division of the modulator is used for color projection without color breakup, and specially designed, anti-reflection coated prisms ensure simple light paths with small losses. Real-time calculations are performed on a remote server with on-the-fly compression of holographic fringes. Cloud computing allows 1 W of local electrical power usage and apparent image brightness equivalent to 15-500 lm/W efficiency, depending on the displayed content. The properties of the projector allow future applications in handheld displays.
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Simple holographic projection in color
M. Makowski, Izabela Ducin, Karol Kakarenko et al. · Optics Express · 2012 · 134 citations · Full text
Edward Buckley · Journal of Display Technology · 2010 · 130 citations
Natural Sciences, Mechatronics Engineering, Digital Imaging +14