Wearable VR/AR (passthrough) display development featuring Panamorph’s patented

Modulated Subpupil Lighting Technologies
Leveraging eye pupil tracking to turn off light missing the eye pupil center dramatically increases edge-to-edge image clarity and contrast, reduces power usage and heat by over 99%, and increases depth of focus for decreased vergence accommodation conflict.

 

Development of core technologies in support of wearable displays has been in the DNA of Panamorph and its affiliate pursuits since the early 1990s. Panamorph is now applying these patented and patent-pending technologies to the development of next generation optical displays in collaboration with license or acquisition partners for ultimate product integration. See our latest press release and/or download our new White Paper on Next Generation Wearable VR Displays using Modulated Subpupil Lighting. Complete VR/AR solutions represented in whole or in part by elements of the following intellectual property …

11,493,773 Near-Eye Display System using Modulated SubPupils
WO2022170287 Near-Eye Display System using Modulated SubPupils (in five sub-applications)
17/052,186 Image Processing System and Method (Server Side Bandwidth-Responsive Fade-in)

17/086,399 Image Processing System and Method (Client Side Bandwidth-Responsive Fade-in)
17/086,400 Image Processing System and Method (Lossless Progressive Image Encoding/Decoding Using Single Color Channel)
17/216,557 Image Processing System and Method (On-Demand Resolution Responsive to User Interaction)
11,350,015 Image Processing System and Method (General Noise Removal)
11,297,203 Image Processing System and Method (Lossy Progressive Image Encoding/Decoding Using Single Color Channel)
10,554,856 Image Processing System and Method (Noise Removal for Extended Bit Depth)
9,774,761 Image Processing System and Method (Deep Color Decoding)
9,584,701 Image Processing System and Method (Deep Color Encoding)
383,139 (India) Image Processing System and Method (Progressive Imaging)
8,855,195 Image Processing System and Method (Lossless and Estimated Progressive Image Decoding)
8,798,136 Image Processing System and Method (Lossless Progressive Image Encoding)

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