So far, one of the more informative, balanced articles I have seen on Magic Leap. I still remain curious what do they really mean by the lightfield. Does anyon

So far, one of the more informative, balanced articles I have seen on Magic Leap. I still remain curious what do they really mean by the lightfield. Does anyone have more information here? The best I can infer is they don’t actually have a “screen” with pixels per say, but they somehow attenuate the light as it goes through the “rectangle”. Why I say this is different than pixels is that it almost seems like they are doing something more “analog”. By attenuating the light as it comes in, rather than adding its own light, I see how that you could get a different “type” of light that may be better from a human processing perspective. The “screen” would effectively consist of a high resolution array of “windows” that selectively attenuate the light going through them. It would also explain why they can’t take “video” of the experience. Do others agree with my shot in the dark? Or is there some other way they could be realizing this technology?