An advanced method for rapidly computing holograms of large three-dimensional(3D)objects combines backward ray tracing with adaptive resolution wavefront recording plane(WRP)and adaptive angular spectrum propagation.I...An advanced method for rapidly computing holograms of large three-dimensional(3D)objects combines backward ray tracing with adaptive resolution wavefront recording plane(WRP)and adaptive angular spectrum propagation.In the initial phase,a WRP with adjustable resolution and sampling interval based on the object’s size is defined to capture detailed information from large 3D objects.The second phase employs an adaptive angular spectrum method(ASM)to efficiently compute the propagation from the large-sized WRP to the small-sized computer-generated hologram(CGH).The computation process is accelerated using CUDA and OptiX.Optical experiments confirm that the algorithm can generate high-quality holograms with shadow and occlusion effects at a resolution of 1024×1024 in 29 ms.展开更多
A computer generated holographic stereogram based on the wavefront recording plane （WRP） is presented. A WRP closed to the parallax image plane is introduced to record the complex amplitude in a small region for eac...A computer generated holographic stereogram based on the wavefront recording plane （WRP） is presented. A WRP closed to the parallax image plane is introduced to record the complex amplitude in a small region for each point in the parallax image. By using three times of fast Fourier transform （FFT） to execute the Fresnel dif- fraction calculation between the WRP and the holographic stereogram plane, the object wave contributing to the hologram pattern can be achieved. The computation complexity of the proposed approach is dramatically reduced. The results show that the calculation time can be decreased by more than one order of magnitude.展开更多
The wavefront recording plane （WRP）, subsequently generalized to be known as the virtual diffraction plane （VDP）, is a recent concept that has been successfully deployed in fast generation and processing of digita...The wavefront recording plane （WRP）, subsequently generalized to be known as the virtual diffraction plane （VDP）, is a recent concept that has been successfully deployed in fast generation and processing of digital holograms. In brief, the WRP and its extension, the VDP, is a hypothetical plane that is located between the hologram and the object scene, and which is at close proximity to the latter. As such, the fringe patterns on the hypothetical plane are carrying the holistic information of the hologram, as well as the local optical properties of the object scene. This important property enables a hologram to be processed with classical image processing techniques that are normally unsuitable for handling holographic information. In this paper we shall review a number of works, that have been developed based on the framework of the WRP and the VDP.展开更多
Holographic head-mounted display（HHMD） is a specific application of holography. The previous conventional computer-generated hologram（CGH） generation method has a large redundancy and suffers from a heavy computin...Holographic head-mounted display（HHMD） is a specific application of holography. The previous conventional computer-generated hologram（CGH） generation method has a large redundancy and suffers from a heavy computing burden in the HHMD. A low redundancy and fast calculation method is presented for a CGH that is suitable for an HHMD with the effective diffraction area recording method. For the limited pupil size of an observing eye, the size of the area producing an effective wavefront is very small, and the calculated amount can be dramatically reduced. A numerical simulation and an augmented virtual reality experimental system are presented to verify the proposed method. 1.5% of the calculation consumption of the conventional CGH generation method is used, and good holographically reconstructed images can be observed.展开更多
基金Project supported by the Special Project of Central Government Guiding Local Science and Technology Development in Beijing 2020(Grant No.Z201100004320006).
文摘An advanced method for rapidly computing holograms of large three-dimensional(3D)objects combines backward ray tracing with adaptive resolution wavefront recording plane(WRP)and adaptive angular spectrum propagation.In the initial phase,a WRP with adjustable resolution and sampling interval based on the object’s size is defined to capture detailed information from large 3D objects.The second phase employs an adaptive angular spectrum method(ASM)to efficiently compute the propagation from the large-sized WRP to the small-sized computer-generated hologram(CGH).The computation process is accelerated using CUDA and OptiX.Optical experiments confirm that the algorithm can generate high-quality holograms with shadow and occlusion effects at a resolution of 1024×1024 in 29 ms.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(No.61401288)the Guangdong Province Higher Vocational Colleges&Schools Pearl River Scholar Funded Scheme(2016)+1 种基金Integration of Cloud Computing and Big Data,Innovation of Science and Education(No.2017A15009)the Engineering Applications of Artificial Intelligence Technology Laboratory(No.PT201701)
文摘A computer generated holographic stereogram based on the wavefront recording plane （WRP） is presented. A WRP closed to the parallax image plane is introduced to record the complex amplitude in a small region for each point in the parallax image. By using three times of fast Fourier transform （FFT） to execute the Fresnel dif- fraction calculation between the WRP and the holographic stereogram plane, the object wave contributing to the hologram pattern can be achieved. The computation complexity of the proposed approach is dramatically reduced. The results show that the calculation time can be decreased by more than one order of magnitude.
文摘The wavefront recording plane （WRP）, subsequently generalized to be known as the virtual diffraction plane （VDP）, is a recent concept that has been successfully deployed in fast generation and processing of digital holograms. In brief, the WRP and its extension, the VDP, is a hypothetical plane that is located between the hologram and the object scene, and which is at close proximity to the latter. As such, the fringe patterns on the hypothetical plane are carrying the holistic information of the hologram, as well as the local optical properties of the object scene. This important property enables a hologram to be processed with classical image processing techniques that are normally unsuitable for handling holographic information. In this paper we shall review a number of works, that have been developed based on the framework of the WRP and the VDP.
基金supported by the National "863" Program of China(No.2012AA011902)the National Natural Science Foundation of China(No.61575025)the Program of Beijing Science and Technology Plan(No.D121100004812001)
文摘Holographic head-mounted display（HHMD） is a specific application of holography. The previous conventional computer-generated hologram（CGH） generation method has a large redundancy and suffers from a heavy computing burden in the HHMD. A low redundancy and fast calculation method is presented for a CGH that is suitable for an HHMD with the effective diffraction area recording method. For the limited pupil size of an observing eye, the size of the area producing an effective wavefront is very small, and the calculated amount can be dramatically reduced. A numerical simulation and an augmented virtual reality experimental system are presented to verify the proposed method. 1.5% of the calculation consumption of the conventional CGH generation method is used, and good holographically reconstructed images can be observed.
