Adjustment of a mixed reality display for inter-pupillary distance alignment
A technology of mixed reality and interpupillary distance, applied in the direction of instruments, image enhancement, user interface execution, etc., can solve problems such as eye fatigue or headaches, and difficult integration of users
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[0052] Interpupillary distance (IPD) generally refers to the horizontal distance between a user's pupils. IPDs may also include vertical or height dimensions. Additionally, many people have IPD that is asymmetrical relative to their nose. For example, the left eye is closer to the nose than the right eye.
[0053] The see-through, near-eye mixed reality display includes display optics for each eye with an optical axis positioned to be see-through by the respective eye. The display device is aligned with the user's IPD (asymmetric or symmetric) when the optical axis of each display optical system is aligned with the corresponding pupil. If each pupil is not aligned with the optical axis within a criterion, the corresponding display optics are adjusted via the display adjustment mechanism until the alignment satisfies a criterion. An example of a criterion is a distance, eg 1 mm. When the pupils are satisfactorily aligned with the optical axis, the distance between the optic...
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