论文信息 - Direct retinal signals for virtual environments

Direct retinal signals for virtual environments

We present a novel signaling method for head-mounted displays, which surpasses eye (pupil) and delivers guiding light signals directly to retina through tissue near the eyes. This method preserves full visual acuity on the display and does not block view to the scene, while also delivering additional visual signals.

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