Abstract

In this study, the problems faced in designing a compact optical layout for an augmented reality system based on a lightguide combiner are considered. The lightguide structure was simulated during its operation for various types of image-forming objectives; the structure of the pupil area was analyzed, and the causes of the spurious images and possible ways of eliminating them were considered.

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