Laser dazzler matrix

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2006-05-09

2006-05-09

Cariaso, Alan (Department: 2875)

Illumination

Light source and modifier

Laser type

C362S086000, C362S234000, C362S259000

Reexamination Certificate

active

07040780

ABSTRACT:
A non-lethal laser weapon having a base to which a number of lasers are mounted. The lasers include a first laser oriented to project a first laser beam in a first direction, and a second laser oriented to project a second laser beam generally in the first direction. The first laser beam and the second laser beam overlap at a first distance from the base, to thereby form separate first and second first-order illumination zones before the first distance, and a first second-order illumination zone beyond the first distance. Additional lasers may be included in one-, two-, and three-dimensional patterns to create additional illumination zones.

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