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Title: US4806011: Spectacle-mounted ocular display apparatus
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Country: US United States of America

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Inventor: Bettinger, David S.; Grosse Ile, MI 48138

Assignee: None

Published / Filed: 1989-02-21 / 1987-07-06

Application Number: US1987000069854

IPC Code: Advanced: G02C 7/14;
IPC-7: G02C 1/00; G02C 7/14;

ECLA Code: G02B27/01C1; G02C7/14; S02B27/01B3A;

U.S. Class: Current: 351/158; 351/041; 351/050;
Original: 351/158; 351/041; 351/050;

Field of Search: 351/041,210,158,50 350/174

Priority Number:
1987-07-06  US1987000069854

Abstract:     Spectacle-mounted display apparatus in which a reflective surface of a partially-transparent eyeglass lens is employed as the primary optical element. A concave spherical relay reflector is positioned inside the lens/eye cavity. The display ocular is an asymmetrical multi-axial virtual image magnifier which receives the object light on its relay reflector and thereby reflects the object light from the partially reflective surface of the spectacle lens to the wearer's eye to form a virtual image at infinity. In various embodiments of the invention, the ocular display apparatus is employed as a personal display of film, LEDs, fiber optics, CRT or electronic images generated for delivering data to a wearer as a virtual image at infinity.

Attorney, Agent or Firm: Barnes, Kisselle, Raisch, Choate, Whittemore & Hulbert ;

Primary / Asst. Examiners: Bovernick, Rodney B.;

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First Claim:
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The invention claimed is:     1. Ocular display apparatus comprising:
  • spectacles including a frame for mounting on a wearer's head and at least one lens carried by said frame for positioning in spaced alignment with a wearer's eye on a central axis for defining a cavity between said lens and the wearer's eye said central axis generally corresponding to a wearer's natural forward line of sight, said lens having at least one surface which is concave with respect to said cavity and being of partially reflective construction,
  • means for radiating an optical image in the form of an objective image into said cavity from a direction generally orthogonal to said central axis, and
  • a relay mirror positioned within said cavity for intercepting and reflecting said visible objective image onto said lens surface, and being reflected by said lens surface to a wearer's eye to form a virtual image of said radiating means of infinity.


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Get PDF - 10pp US4034401  1977-07 Mann  Smiths Industries Limited Observer-identification of a target or other point of interest in a viewing field
Get PDF - 6pp US4145122  1979-03 Rinard et al.  Colorado Seminary Method and apparatus for monitoring the position of the eye
Get PDF - 5pp US4702575  1987-10 Breglia  The United States of America as represented by the Secretary of the Navy Helmet mounted eye tracker using a position sensing detector
       
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