Safety application of holographic material

Optical: systems and elements – Holographic system or element

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359522, 359523, G02B 532, G03H 100

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052393968

ABSTRACT:
A holographic diffraction media is disposed on a physical object in a highly visible position so as to enhance the human visibility of the object, and therefore the safety of humans using or associated with the object. The media may be a piece of thin plastic (polyester) film with an adhesive backing, with a release paper that is removed when it is desired to attach the film to the object. The object may be a road marker, road sign, a paved road itself (i. e. the holographic media may be a lane divider or a side strip for the road), a spoked wheel, a tire with a hubcap or wheel cover, a propeller, a safety vest, or a jogging shoe (affixed to the upper heel exterior of the shoe). The holographic diffraction media is inexpensive, light weight, and is more visible in environments with low and/or diffuse light than are reflectors.

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