Optical Quality Assurance of AR/VR Devices

The new LumiTop 5300 AR/VR color measurement camera meets the very specific test requirements for displays for AR/VR headsets and is optimized for near-eye display testing. Its lens reproduces the human eye as realistically as possible and measures color and luminance as the user sees it. The LumiTop 5300 has a very high resolution of 24 MP and a large field-of-view (FoV) of 122° x 107°. This allows most headset displays to be captured in high quality with just a single shot. The straight lens is perfect for testing AR/VR display modules in the production line before mounting them in the headset. The proven LumiTop 4000 AR/VR system with 12 MP resolution is ideal for quality control at the end of the production chain. A periscope lens imitates the human eye pupil and provides easy access to measure the final headset displays.

The LumiTop AR/VR system is also based on the proven LumiTop principle: while an RGB camera captures the image of the headset in one shot, a reference spectroradiometer measures the spectrum of the image to provide highly accurate absolute luminance and color values. Since the measurement results are fully traceable to national standards, time-consuming golden sample calibration is unnecessary. The simultaneous measurement of 2D images, spectrum and flicker values makes the LumiTop one of the fastest, all-round high-precision system solutions for diverse AR/VR tasks.

At Booth 6101 of SPIE.AR|VR|MR 2024 in San Francisco, Instrument Systems will be launching its new LumiTop 5300 AR/VR, enhancing its comprehensive AR/VR measurement portfolio along the entire production chain.

At Photonics West 2024, Booth 4205-12 (German Pavilion), Instrument Systems will showcase its measurement solutions for IR sensing and IR emitters (Laser and VCSEL).

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