06/05/2026
The six‑panel projection architecture forms the optical foundation for stereoscopic imaging by generating independent RGB images for the right and left eyes.
Each of the six LCoS panels modulates one color channel for one eye—Right‑R, Right‑G, Right‑B, Left‑R, Left‑G, and Left‑B—allowing both color sets to be processed separately with full resolution.
These six channels are then recombined through a non‑polarizing dichroic cross‑prism, which merges all components onto a single coaxial optical axis while maintaining complete separation between the right‑eye and left‑eye images.
Because the system relies on wavelength‑selective recombination rather than polarization‑dependent routing, it achieves high efficiency, low crosstalk, and stable binocular disparity.
In this configuration, the projector delivers two fully independent RGB images to the viewer, providing the precise left‑right disparity required for accurate stereoscopic depth perception.