论文信息 - P-37: Optical Fiber scanning as a Microdisplay source for a Wearable Low Vision Aid

P-37: Optical Fiber scanning as a Microdisplay source for a Wearable Low Vision Aid

Optical fibers are microfabricated and piezoelectrically vibrated to produce rectilinear scan patterns. By coupling a laser to the optical fiber and projecting the collimated light directly to the viewer's eye, the result is a proposed low-cost, spectacle-mounted, wearable low vision aid.

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