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    This study introduces a novel integral imaging (InI) light field display that extends depth of field without compromising spatial resolution. A digitally switchable multi-focal micro lens array enables a wide depth range for enhanced visual experiences.

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    • Integral imaging (InI) displays traditionally face a trade-off between depth of field and spatial resolution.
    • Limitations in current light field display technologies restrict their application in scenarios requiring extended depth of field.

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    • To propose and demonstrate a new method for an InI-based light field display with an extended depth of field.
    • To overcome the inherent depth-of-field limitations in conventional InI systems.
    • To maintain high spatial resolution and compact form factor in the proposed display.

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