Local pupil swim in Virtual- and Augmented-Reality: Root cause and perception model
JOURNAL OF THE SOCIETY FOR INFORMATION DISPLAY(2023)
Abstract
The optics between display and human eye in a typical VR/AR headmounted display (HMD) can introduce a common visual defect - local pupil swim (also called local ripples or "orange peel" effect), where virtual content distorts locally with head movement. Compact optical design (such as pancake optics) is increasingly sensitive in design and manufacturing tolerance to this perceptual effect. This work provides a method to root cause and quantify the impact based on perceptual modeling, optics simulation, and measurement.
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local pupil swim,perception,augmented‐reality
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