Cae Electronics Ltd.

Brian L Welch

Paul E Weissman

Andrew Fernie

Joseph A Larussa

The eyepiece of the helmet mounted display optics is formed by a beam splitter eyepiece cube and a spherical mirror to create a magnified virtual image of a rear projection screen mounted to the eyepiece cube at a relatively large distance from the observer. The rear projection screen receives an image from a spatial light modulator display which is illuminated by a separate light source.

Helmet mounted display with improved SLM illumination

For displaying moving images on a head mounted, temporal modulation display device from a video source, without image break-up appearing in the observed image, an image shift device is provided for shifting each temporally separated component image within each display cycle of grey scale component images representing each frame of the video source. The display device is for use with head mounted displays in which an LCD or other FPD using temporal modulation is used to display video images without image break-up during head motion.

Suppressing image breakup in helmut mounted displays which use

For displaying moving images on a field sequential color display device from a simultaneous color image source, without color break-up appearing in the observed image, an image shift device is provided for shifting each color component image within each cycle of color component images representing each frame of the simultaneous color video image source. The display device is for use with head mounted displays in which an LCD or a CRT screen is used to display field sequential color images without color break-up during head motion.

Field sequential color head mounted display with suppressed color

An optical image is generated by an image source and is transmitted to an optical assembly by a fiber optic cable or cables. The optical assembly includes a transmission lens or lenses, rear projection screens and an eyepiece. By using a rear projection screen in the optical assembly, a non-pupil forming arrangement is provided.

High definition television head mounted display unit

A fiber optic helmet mounted display system produces a replica of an image derived from an image source for viewing by an observer. The system includes a wide angle eyepiece mounted on the helmet in the line of sight of the observer. Fiber optic cable means transmit the image from the image source to the eyepiece whereby to produce the replica of the image in the line of sight of the observer, the replica appearing to originate at a distance.

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Brian L Welch