Abstract

We propose a dual-side see-through integral imaging 3D display based on a lens array holographic optical element (LAHOE). The display system consists of two projectors and a LAHOE. The LAHOE is fabricated according to the theory of reflective volume holograms. An interference pattern is formed by a plane-wave beam and a spherical-wave array beam, and the interference pattern is recorded into a photopolymer material. Thus, the LAHOE is formed. When a reference beam is projected into the LAHOE, the wavefront of a convex micro-lens array is reconstructed. When a phase conjugation reference beam is projected into the LAHOE, the wavefront of a concave micro-lens array is reconstructed. So, the LAHOE possesses the optical properties of a convex micro-lens array and a concave micro-lens array. The proposed display is developed using integral imaging principle and it realizes dual-side see-through integral imaging 3D display.

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