High-contrast, speckle-free, true 3D holography via binary CGH optimization
Byounghyo Lee, Dongyeon Kim, Seungjae Lee, Chun Chen, Byoungho Lee

TL;DR
This paper introduces a novel method for true 3D holography that achieves high contrast, speckle-free images with independent voxel control by combining binary holography, optimization, and temporal multiplexing, enabling high-quality, real-time 3D projection.
Contribution
It presents a new binary hologram optimization framework and a practical approach to realize speckle-free, high-contrast, true 3D holography with independent voxel control and high frame rates.
Findings
Successful experimental projection of multiple dense 3D images
High-contrast, speckle-free 3D holographic videos achieved
Demonstration of holography in VR and AR near-eye displays
Abstract
Holography is a promising approach to implement the three-dimensional (3D) projection beyond the present two-dimensional technology. True 3D holography requires abilities of arbitrary 3D volume projection with high-axial resolution and independent control of all 3D voxels. However, it has been challenging to implement the true 3D holography with high-reconstruction quality due to the speckle. Here, we propose the practical solution to realize speckle-free, high-contrast, true 3D holography by combining random-phase, temporal multiplexing, binary holography, and binary optimization. We adopt the random phase for the true 3D implementation to achieve the maximum axial resolution with fully independent control of the 3D voxels. We develop the high-performance binary hologram optimization framework to minimize the binary quantization noise, which provides accurate and high-contrast…
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Taxonomy
TopicsAdvanced Optical Imaging Technologies · Digital Holography and Microscopy · Photorefractive and Nonlinear Optics
