Nippon Seiki Co., Ltd.

Yuta Kikuchi

Yuichi Takahashi

Takeru Kawai

Takashi Yamazoe

Kazuya Matsuura

Aspects of the subject technology relate to a head-up display that achieves a balance in visibility between a virtual image and foreground displayed on each of a plurality of virtual display surfaces for virtual images. A first virtual image display surface and a second virtual image display surface are generated at different positions in the depth direction from the perspective of a viewer, and the ratio between the visibility level of a first virtual image displayed on the first virtual image display surface and the visibility level of a second virtual image displayed on the second virtual image display surface is gradually altered (increased or decreased) according to prescribed parameter information which is presented as numerical values or in multiple levels.

Head-up display

The present invention makes it possible to reduce a difference in resolution between respective regions of a virtual image while reducing distortion of an image. A translucent screen is disposed to be inclined with respect to an optical axis of projection light such that a difference between a first optical path length to a first reflection part of the display light emitted from a first end far from display light reflected toward a second reflection part by the first reflection part, and a second optical path length of display light emitted from a second end closer to reflected toward the second reflection part by the first reflection part than the first end becomes smaller.

Virtual image display device

The present invention implements a more compact head-up display device and improves mountability on a vehicle. A first mirror causes first display light generating an upper end of a virtual image display plane to intersect with second display light generating a lower end of the virtual image display plane between the first mirror and a second mirror. The first mirror is formed such that the width of a first reflection area for reflecting the first display light is shorter than the width of a second reflection area for reflecting the second display light. The second mirror is formed such that the width of a third reflection area for reflecting the first display light is shorter than the width of a fourth reflection area for reflecting the second display light.

Heads-up display device

Provided is a head-up display which facilitates the differentiation of information contained in a stereoscopic display and which enables display having a stereoscopic effect, by rotating either a first display surface of a first image generation unit corresponding to a first virtual image display surface, or a reflection unit for aiming first display light emitted from the first image generation unit at a front window shield (transmission/reflection unit), to change the angle formed by the first virtual image display surface and a second virtual image display surface.

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Niigata, Japan

Yuta Kikuchi