Method and a device for bi-monocular image transfer

Details Method and a device for bi-monocular image transfer Method and a device for bi-monocular image transfer

2007-02-13

2007-02-13

Robinson, Mark A. (Department: 2872)

Optical: systems and elements

Binocular devices

C359S629000, C359S472000, C359S477000, C349S011000

Reexamination Certificate

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10934356

ABSTRACT:
A viewing arrangement includes an image generator having a single, two-sided display screen having a front and a back side which display a front image and a back image, respectively, of a translucent or transparent image generated by the image generator; two eyepieces suitable for viewing the front and back images via respective eyes of a person using the arrangement; and an optical imaging system which images and transmits the front image to one eye of the person using the arrangement via the first eyepiece, and the back image to another eye of the person using the arrangement via the second eyepiece. A corresponding method includes generating an image; processing the image with an optical imaging system into front and back images; displaying the front and back images on a two-sided display; and transmitting the front and back images to first and second eyepieces.

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