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This article discusses the challenges of adopting high‐resolution AMLCD in 4K MR technology. Key innovations include LTPO for improved the aperture of VR LCDs by 20‐30%, especially for highres VR, and COA to reduce transmittance issues and enhance color uniformity in 4K VR LCDs. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

We demonstrate a mini‐LED backlit 2117‐ppi LCD for virtual reality displays, which greatly enhances the dynamic range and mitigates the screen door effect. The major challenges and potential solutions for achieving over 2000‐ppi LCDs and the advantages of using mini‐LED backlight and low power solutions will be discussed. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

In comparison to traditional planar optical devices, compound-eye structured optical elements can reduce the number of components and their volume when being applied to wide-field imaging and sensing systems. However, the fabrication process for microstructures on a curvilinear surface has many difficulties since traditional fabrication techniques are planar. In this paper, we present a cost-effective method to fabricate microlenses on a spherical surface. Microlenses, of which the fill factor was about 78%, were formed using the thermal reflow technique, followed by multiple replication processes to transfer the microlenses from the planar substrate onto a spherical surface. We produced a curved mold with concave microlenses, and it allowed this method to be replicable. A polydimethylsiloxane elastomer was employed as the material for both the microlenses and the mold. The radius of curvature of the spherical surface was approximately 6.1 mm. The variation of the microlenses was analyzed, demonstrating high uniformity. The imaging performance of the microlenses is also presented. The curved microlens arrays were combined with image sensors, and sub-images of objects at various distances are shown. The experimental results demonstrate a high potential for curved microlens arrays being applied to compact mobile camera lenses. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]