Intel Corporation

Ginni Grover

Oscar Nestares

Basel Salahieh

David W Browning

Zhiming Zhuang

Jun Jiang

Ramkumar Narayanswamy

Gowri Somanath

Ronald T Azuma

Ram C Nalla

Disclosed herein is display stacks for virtual reality (VR) displays arranged to present an image where a focal point of the image is presented in higher resolution than a periphery around the focal point. The disclosure provides systems and methods for presenting an image comprising a high resolution having a smaller field of view than that with which a lower resolution image is presented around a periphery of the high resolution image.

Foveated virtual reality near eye displays

Technology for improving performance of a personal display device by variably controlling the emission divergence and/or the emission direction of light from the pixels of the display as a function of the location of the pixel within a display.

Head mounted display including variable beam divergence and/or beam direction

Techniques are provided for perception enhancement of light fields (LFs) for use in integral display applications. A methodology implementing the techniques according to an embodiment includes receiving one or more LF views and a disparity map associated with each LF view. The method also includes quantizing the disparity map into planes, where each plane is associated with a selected range of depth values. The method further includes slicing the LF view into layers, where each layer comprises pixels of the LF view associated with one of the planes. The method further includes shifting each of the layers in a lateral direction by an offset distance. The offset distance is based on a viewing angle associated with the LF view and further based on the depth values of the associated plane. The method also includes merging the shifted layers to generate a synthesized LF view with increased parallax.

Light field perception enhancement for integral display applications

Camera simulation is extended to multi-camera systems. One aspect relates combine computer-graphics, single-camera simulation, multi-camera image signal processor (ISP) are combined to simulate and optimize a multi-camera system. Scene modeling is performed using synthetic computer generated scenes. The computer-graphics images are generated, taking into account the camera-intrinsic and camera-extrinsic parameters.

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