Monoscopic head-mounted display
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Headsight in augmented reality mode worn by Charlie Comeau of Philco. The cathode ray tube is all the way at the top.
A monoscopic head-mounted display, also known as a zograscopic head-mounted display or 2D head-mounted display is a type of head-mounted display (HMD) that uses one display that both eyes see.
The display is centered.
It can be used with a 3D tracking system for 3D electronic interaction.
It may also be called a zograscopic HMD because it is like a zograscope.
The first one was the Headsight in about 1961.