Head-up display
Provided is a head-up display which facilitates the differentiation of information contained in a stereoscopic display and which enables display having a stereoscopic effect, by rotating either a first display surface of a first image generation unit corresponding to a first virtual image display surface, or a reflection unit for aiming first display light emitted from the first image generation unit at a front window shield (transmission/reflection unit), to change the angle formed by the first virtual image display surface and a second virtual image display surface.
1. A head-up display mounted on a vehicle and capable of displaying a virtual image respectively on a first virtual image display surface and a second virtual image display surface by projecting display light onto a transmissive reflector, comprising:
a first image display unit comprising a first display surface corresponding to the first virtual image display surface and emitting first display light for displaying a first virtual image from the first display surface;
a second image display unit comprising a second display surface corresponding to the second virtual image display surface and emitting second display light for displaying a second virtual image from the second display surface;
a relay optics that directs to the transmissive reflector the first and second display lights emitted from the first and second image display units;
an actuator capable of adjusting an angle on a real space where the first virtual image display surface is generated, by rotating at least one of the first display surface and the relay optics; and
a control unit that controls the actuator and changes an angle formed between the first virtual image display surface and the second virtual image display surface.
2. The head-up display according to claim 1 , wherein the first virtual image display surface is inclined in a horizontal direction from the second virtual image display surface.
3. The head-up display according to claim 1 , wherein
the first virtual image display surface is generated at a position farther from a viewer than the second virtual image display surface.
4. The head-up display according to claim 1 , wherein the first virtual image display surface is arranged parallel to a horizontal direction.
5. The head-up display according to claim 1 , wherein
the first virtual image display surface and the second virtual image display surface are arranged to be separated from each other as viewed from a viewer.
6. The head-up display according to claim 1 , further comprising a vehicle attitude information acquisition means for acquiring vehicle attitude information including information on a vehicle attitude of the vehicle,
the control unit drives the actuator based on the vehicle attitude information acquired by the vehicle attitude information acquisition means.
7. The head-up display according to claim 6 , wherein
the control unit increases a driving amount of the actuator according to a magnitude of a change in the vehicle attitude acquired by the vehicle attitude information acquisition means.
8. The head-up display according to claim 6 , wherein
when obtaining a change in the vehicle attitude acquired by the vehicle attitude information acquisition means, the control unit drives the actuator so that an angle formed by the first virtual image display surface and a road surface on which the vehicle travels is maintained at an angle before a behavior of the vehicle occurs.
9. The head-up display according to claim 6 , wherein
the control unit determines a use area to be used for displaying the image that is a part of the first display surface of the first image display unit, in accordance with a magnitude of a change in the vehicle attitude acquired by the vehicle attitude information acquisition means.