Abstract: Disclosed is an image stitching-based aerial image formation apparatus, including: two image sources, rear lenses and a front lens, wherein partial display contents of the two image sources overlap; the rear lenses are in one-to-one correspondence with the image sources and have a positive focal lens; the front lens is configured to converge the light rays, which have passed through the rear lenses, into a real image; the two image sources are respectively located at two sides of the plane passing through the main axis of the front lens; the images displayed by the two image sources, after having respectively passed the rear lenses and the front lens, are stitched into a real image which is a complete image.

Abstract: Disclosed is an image stitching-based aerial image formation apparatus, including sequentially along an optical path direction: an image source comprising a plurality of display units arranged in an array; a rear lens group comprising a plurality of optical lens units arranged in an array; and a front lens group, wherein light rays passing through the rear lens group are converged via the front lens group to render a real image in midair. The disclosure offers the following benefits: by splitting the image source into a plurality of display units arranged in an array and constituting the rear lens group by a plurality of optical lens units arranged in an array, the image is split into smaller patches, such that the longitudinal distance needed for chromatic aberration adjustment also decreases, which shrinks the longitudinal dimension of the whole apparatus so as to be better adapted for installation in a narrow space.