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We propose a design of a retinal-scanning-based near-eye display for augmented reality. Our solution is highlighted by a laser scanning projector, a diffractive optical element, and a moist eye with gradient refractive indices. The working principles related to each component are comprehensively studied. Its key performance is summarized as follows. The field of view is 122°, angular resolution is 8.09', diffraction efficiency is 57.6%, transmittance is 80.6%, uniformity is 0.91, luminance is 323 cd/m2, modulation transfer functions are above 0.99999 at 3.71 cycle/degree, contrast ratio is 4878, and distortion is less than 24%.
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We propose a design of a retinal-projection-based near-eye display for achieving ultra-large field of view, vision correction, and occlusion. Our solution is highlighted by a contact lens combo, a transparent organic light-emitting diode panel, and a twisted nematic liquid crystal panel. Its design rules are set forth in detail, followed by the results and discussion regarding the field of view, angular resolution, modulation transfer function, contrast ratio, distortion, and simulated imaging.