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Scanning fiber microdisplay: design, implementation, and comparison to MEMS mirror-based scanning displays
In this study, we propose a compact, lightweight scanning fiber microdisplay towards virtual and augmented reality applications. Our design that is tailored as a head-worn-display simply consists of a four-quadrant piezoelectric tube actuator through which a fiber optics cable is extended and actuat
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