Patent
1988-01-15
1989-11-07
Arnold, Bruce Y.
35016216, 350167, G02B 2722, G02B 2744
Patent
active
048787353
ABSTRACT:
An optical imaging system comprised of successive planes of massively parallel elements, wherein each element handles only a small component of the resulting image is described. The resulting image is a composite or integral image made up of typically several hundred thousand component points each individually generated by a separate serial optical processing stream.
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Arnold Bruce Y.
Edmondson David J.
LookingGlass Technology, Inc.
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