Jae-Hyeung Park

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Inha University

South Korea

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Jae-Hyeung Park is a Professor at Inha University, South Korea. His research primarily focuses on advanced display technologies, including holographic augmented reality, vari-focal lenses, and optical elements in virtual environments. Recent articles authored by him emphasize innovations in near-eye displays and enhancements in holographic imaging, aiming to improve user experience and display quality.

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Daping Chu

University of Cambridge

UNITED KINGDOM

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Hak-Rin Kim

Kyungpook National University

SOUTH KOREA

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Articles (26)

Varifocal near-eye display with extended eyebox using dual slit-mirror array

Enhancing Realism in Holographic Augmented Reality Displays Through Occlusion Handling

Quality enhancement of computer-generated hologram without contents-dependent optimization by considering aberrations in the optical system

Improved color uniformity in monochrome holographic waveguide based near eye displays

Integral imaging 3D display with enhanced depth range using slit mirror array and dual display systems

Multi-view multi-focal 3D display using light source array and focus tunable optics

Field of view and angular-resolution enhancement in microlens array type virtual reality near-eye display using polarization grating

Multifocal near-eye display with a vari-focal lens and adjustable aperture

Varifocal occlusion in an optical see-through near-eye display with a single phase-only liquid crystal on silicon

Editorial Integrated Optoelectronics for VR/AR/MR

Recent Applications of Optical Elements in Augmented and Virtual Reality Displays: A Review

Advances in display technology: augmented reality, virtual reality, quantum dot-based light-emitting diodes, and organic light-emitting diodes

Speckle reduction for single sideband-encoded computer-generated holograms by using an optimized carrier wave

Effect of shrinkage in photopolymer film on the information transmitted through the holographic waveguide for near eye displays

Slim Maxwellian Near-Eye Display for Virtual Reality Using Point Light Source Array

Waveguide-Based Binocular Maxwellian Near-Eye Display Employing a Single Micro-Display and Polarization Grating

Wigner inverse transform based computer generated hologram for large object at far field from its perspective light field

The knight of holographic displays

Super multi-view near-eye display with a lightguide combiner

Non-hogel-based computer generated hologram with occlusion processing between the foreground light field and background hologram

Spatial–temporal phase demodulation decoding superimposed ghost reflections in optical testing

Learning-based complex field recovery from digital hologram with various depth objects

Waveguide-type Maxwellian near-eye display using a pin-mirror holographic optical element array

Waveguide-type see-through dual focus near-eye display with a polarization grating

Compact in-line floating display system using a dihedral corner reflector array

Generation of distortion-free scaled holograms using light field data conversion

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Daping Chu

Hak-Rin Kim

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