Meta platforms technologies, llc (20240329396). WAVEGUIDE DISPARITY SENSING simplified abstract
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WAVEGUIDE DISPARITY SENSING
Organization Name
meta platforms technologies, llc
Inventor(s)
Karol Constantine Hatzilias of Sammamish WA (US)
Tamer Elazhary of Redmond WA (US)
Michiel Koen Callens of Mountain View CA (US)
Nicholas Mcgee of Seattle WA (US)
WAVEGUIDE DISPARITY SENSING - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 20240329396 titled 'WAVEGUIDE DISPARITY SENSING
The abstract of the patent application describes a system where a display waveguide directs a portion of display light to the eye along one optical path, while a disparity waveguide directs another portion of the display light to a disparity sense circuit along a separate optical path.
- Simplified Explanation:
- Display waveguide directs light to the eye. - Disparity waveguide directs light to a disparity sense circuit.
- Key Features and Innovation:
- Separate optical paths for display light to the eye and disparity sense circuit. - Efficient distribution of display light for different purposes.
- Potential Applications:
- Augmented reality systems. - Virtual reality headsets. - Medical imaging devices.
- Problems Solved:
- Ensures accurate display for the user. - Enables precise sensing of disparities in the displayed content.
- Benefits:
- Enhanced user experience. - Improved accuracy in disparity sensing.
- Commercial Applications:
- Augmented reality gaming. - Medical imaging diagnostics.
- Questions about the Technology:
1. How does the system ensure accurate distribution of display light? 2. What are the potential challenges in integrating this technology into different devices?
- Frequently Updated Research:
- Ongoing advancements in waveguide technology for display applications.
Original Abstract Submitted
a display waveguide is configured to direct a first portion of display light to an eye along a first optical path. a disparity waveguide is configured to direct a second portion of the display light to a disparity sense circuit along a second optical path separated from the first optical path.
