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|a Optical architectures for augmented-, virtual-, and mixed-reality headsets /
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|a "This book is a timely review of the various optical architectures, display technologies, and building blocks for modern consumer, enterprise, and defense head-mounted displays for various applications, including smart glasses, smart eyewear, and virtual-reality, augmented-reality, and mixed-reality headsets. Special attention is paid to the facets of the human perception system and the need for a human-centric optical design process that allows for the most comfortable headset that does not compromise the user's experience. Major challenges--from wearability and visual comfort to sensory and display immersion--must be overcome to meet market analyst expectations, and the book reviews the most appropriate optical technologies to address such challenges, as well as the latest product implementations"--
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|a Preface -- Acknowledgments -- Acronyms -- 1. Introduction -- 2. Maturity levels of the AR/VR/MR/smart-glasses markets -- 3. The emergence of MR as the next computing platform -- 4. Keys to the ultimate MR experience -- 5. Human factors -- 6. Optical specifications driving AR/VR architecture and technology choices -- 7. Functional optical building blocks of an MR headset -- 8. Invariants in HMD optical systems, and strategies to overcome them -- 9. Roadmap for VR headset optics -- 10. Digital see-through VR headsets -- 11. Free-space combiners -- 12. Freeform TIR prism combiners -- 13. Manufacturing techniques for free-space combiner optics -- 14. Waveguide combiners -- 15. Design and modeling of optical waveguide combiners -- 16. Manufacturing techniques for waveguide combiners -- 17. Smart contact lenses and beyond -- 18. Vergence-accommodation conflict mitigation -- 19. Occlusions -- 20. Peripheral display architectures -- 21. Vision prescription integration -- 22. Sensor fusion in MR headsets -- Conclusion -- References -- Index.
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