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Immersion-based holographic wave front printer setup for volume holographic retinal projection elements

Wilm et al., 2021

Document ID
9182612532737027360
Author
Wilm T
Hofmann J
Fiess R
Höckh S
Stork W
Publication year
Publication venue
Holography: Advances and Modern Trends VII

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The recording of computer-generated holographic optical elements (HOEs) via the concept of holographic wave front printing has been a topic of rising interest in many research groups over the last years. Especially for applications in augmented reality (AR) …
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