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Longer-term advances in display panels, ultrafast SLMs, efficient computational methods, and compact diffractive or [[Metasurface|metasurface]] optics hold the potential for true continuous lightfield displays in lightweight, eyeglass-sized hardware, potentially making digital imagery optically much closer to viewing the real world. | Longer-term advances in display panels, ultrafast SLMs, efficient computational methods, and compact diffractive or [[Metasurface|metasurface]] optics hold the potential for true continuous lightfield displays in lightweight, eyeglass-sized hardware, potentially making digital imagery optically much closer to viewing the real world. | ||
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