“…[18,19] In all these cases, the measurement involves DOI: 10.1002/admt.202301851 converting the optical signal into an electrical one, using photodetectors or optical spectrum analyzers, which require calibration, and readout terminals to convey the data to the user. [17,20,21] Holographic metasurfaces (HMSs) offer unique advantages in optical imaging applications, including multi-color and three-dimensional displays, [22] virtual reality, [23] augmented reality, [24] and multi-information encoding and display. [25,26] These advantages stem from their ability to manipulate the properties of light, such as phase, [27] amplitude, [28] and polarization.…”