MetaVision: enabling independent wavefront control for diverse/oblique illumination angles

Abstract

The potential of metasurface holography holds significant promise for revolutionary breakthroughs and groundbreaking advancements in imaging, chip-integrated AR/VR technology, and flat optical displays. Traditional diffractive systems, including metasurfaces, display fixed angular behavior due to the grating period defining incidence angles and diffraction limited response. To break this limit, we offer spin-encoded spatially multiplexed metaholograms designing technique facilitating efficient modulation of geometric phases. The proposed technique gives independent control over polarization states, permitting separate optical modifications for different oblique incident angles. Our suggested metasurface illustrates a multifunctional design method using traditional single-resonator geometry, effectively generating three high-fidelity far-field holographic images. Due to simple geometry and dense information multiplexing proposed approach holds potential for different applications, such as holographic optical elements (HOEs), enhanced optical storage, and anti-counterfeiting techniques.