HEAD-UP DISPLAY DEVICE
First Claim
1. A head-up display device that makes a virtual image of a display image visible from a predetermined visual region by projecting the display image, which is drawn on a scan surface by scanning a laser beam, the head-up display device comprising:
- a screen member provided with a plurality of optical elements each of which has a curved surface portion curved to spread the laser beam to the visual region, wherein the scan surface is defined by an array of the curved surface portions of the plurality of optical elements;
a first generation portion that generates a first laser beam irradiated to the scan surface as the laser beam to draw the display image; and
a second generation portion that generates a second laser beam irradiated to the scan surface from a direction different than the first laser beam as the laser beam to draw the display image.
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Abstract
A head-up display device including a screen member, a first generation portion, and a second generation portion is provided. The screen member is provided with multiple optical elements each of which has a curved surface portion and forms a scan surface by an array of the curved surface portions. The first generation portion generates a first laser beam that is irradiated to the scan surface to draw a display image. The second generation portion generates a second laser beam to draw a display image that is irradiated to the scan surface from a direction different from the first laser beam.
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12 Claims
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1. A head-up display device that makes a virtual image of a display image visible from a predetermined visual region by projecting the display image, which is drawn on a scan surface by scanning a laser beam, the head-up display device comprising:
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a screen member provided with a plurality of optical elements each of which has a curved surface portion curved to spread the laser beam to the visual region, wherein the scan surface is defined by an array of the curved surface portions of the plurality of optical elements; a first generation portion that generates a first laser beam irradiated to the scan surface as the laser beam to draw the display image; and a second generation portion that generates a second laser beam irradiated to the scan surface from a direction different than the first laser beam as the laser beam to draw the display image. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12)
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