Abstract: A near-eye optical system, for receiving an image beam, includes an optical waveguide, configured to expand the image beam in a direction, and including a near-eye surface and a structure surface. The structure surface includes a light incident area and is opposite to the near-eye surface. The light incident area is located in a transmission path of the image beam. A plurality of reflective inclined surfaces are disposed on the structure surface and located at one side of the light incident surface and arranged along the direction. The structure surface is sequentially divided into the light incident area and a plurality of optical areas along the direction. A line number density of the reflective inclined surfaces in the optical area closest to the light incident area in the direction is less than a line number density of the reflective inclined surfaces in the optical area furthest from the light incident area in the direction.

Abstract: A head-up display device including a display unit, a polarization beam-splitting module, and an optical module is provided. The polarization beam-splitting module receives a first image beam and a second image beam from the display unit, and transmits the first image beam and the second image beam to the optical module. The first image beam and the second image beam are respectively reflected by the optical module to an outside of the head-up display device, and then transmitted to a target element, to form a first virtual image and a second virtual image. By the polarization beam-splitting module, an optical path length of the first image beam from the display unit to a position of the first virtual image formed by itself is longer than an optical path length of the second image beam from the display unit to a position of the second virtual image formed by itself.

Abstract: A head-up display device adapted to project a first image beam and a second image beam onto a target element is provided. The head-up display device includes a display unit, a first optical module, and a second optical module. The first and the second image beams from the display unit are sequentially transmitted the first and the second optical modules. The first image beam and the second image beam are respectively reflected by the second optical module out of the head-up display, and then transmitted to the target element to form a first virtual image and a second virtual image. Through the first optical module, the optical path length of the first image beam from the display unit to the position of the first virtual image is greater than the optical path length of the second image beam from the display unit to the position of the second virtual image.

Abstract: A near-eye optical system, for receiving an image beam, includes an optical waveguide, configured to expand the image beam in a direction, and including a near-eye surface and a structure surface. The structure surface includes a light incident area and is opposite to the near-eye surface. The light incident area is located in a transmission path of the image beam. A plurality of reflective inclined surfaces are disposed on the structure surface and located at one side of the light incident surface and arranged along the direction. The structure surface is sequentially divided into the light incident area and a plurality of optical areas along the direction. A line number density of the reflective inclined surfaces in the optical area closest to the light incident area in the direction is less than a line number density of the reflective inclined surfaces in the optical area furthest from the light incident area in the direction.