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A '''near-eye lightfield display''' is a kind of [[light field display]] that can be viewed near to the eye. It can be part of a [[display headset]]. This enables [[display headset]]s that can generate accurate natural 3D visuals with proper human [[accommodation]].
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A '''near-eye lightfield display''' is a kind of [[light field display]] that shows a clear image even when it is close to the eye. It can be part of a [[display headset]]. It is a type of near-eye display that can generate accurate natural 3D visuals with proper human [[accommodation]].
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A light field display, depending on the type, can be continuously viewed close to the eye and far away. An example of such type of display is a [[monocle]].
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Depending on the type, it can be part of a [[monocle]].
    
Near-eye lightfield displays have been made in a variety of types, including microlens-based, sequential projection, and stacked LCD. An example of a sequential projection display is from [[CREAL]].
 
Near-eye lightfield displays have been made in a variety of types, including microlens-based, sequential projection, and stacked LCD. An example of a sequential projection display is from [[CREAL]].

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