“Retinal Resolution Display Technology Brings Impact to VR Industry” by Chiang, Wei, Cheng, Huang, Chen, et al. …
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- Retinal Resolution Display Technology Brings Impact to VR Industry
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Currently 1, Visual Reality Head-mounted Display has several problems that need to be overcome, such as insufficient resolution of the display, latency, Vergence-accommodation Conflict, etc., while the resolution is not high enough, causing the virtual image of the display to have graininess or Screendoor Effect. These problems have brought VR users an imperfect image quality experience and are unable to achieve a good sense of immersion. Therefore, it is necessary to solve the problem of insufficient display resolution. INT TECH Co., is working towards this goal and has made very good progress.
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