Scanned beam display with focal length adjustment

Computer graphics processing and selective visual display system – Image superposition by optical means – Operator body-mounted heads-up display

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C345S032000, C359S630000, C359S643000, C359S223100

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10824845

ABSTRACT:
In a scanning display apparatus an image signal source produces an image signal. A light emitter is coupled to the image signal source and responsive to the image signal to emit light. A lensing system receives light from the light emitter and passes exiting light. A scanner scans the image light. A light sensor detects intensity of background light. A controller adjusts intensity of the image light in response to the detected background light intensity.

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