Superpixel
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A superpixel is a pixel that looks different depending on the angle at which you look at it.
It is used for a light field display or a lenticular display that is based on a lens array.
Each superpixel can be a lens or a pinhole if using an LCD or OLED behind it.
Alternatively, it can be sequenced using a steerable beam.