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Title: US20010038491A1: Modular 3-D shutter glasses and method
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Country: US United States of America

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Inventor: Fergason, John D.; Redwood City, CA, United States of America

Assignee: None

Published / Filed: 2001-11-08 / 2001-02-02

Application Number: US2001000776408

IPC Code: Advanced: G02B 27/22; G02C 7/10; G02C 7/12; H04N 13/00; G02F 1/1333;
IPC-7: G02B 27/22; G02B 27/26; G02C 7/12; G02F 1/1335;

ECLA Code: H04N13/04G7; G02B27/22S; G02C7/10A; G02C7/12; S02F1/1333; T04N13/04G7;

U.S. Class: Current: 359/466; 348/E13.04; 349/011; 349/013; 349/015; 351/049; 359/465;
Original: 359/466; 359/465; 349/011; 349/013; 349/015; 351/049;

Priority Number:
2001-02-02  US2001000776408
2000-02-02  US2000000179887P

Abstract:     Stereoscopic eyewear (10) enables a viewer to see a three dimensional image from a two dimensional image which is projected or displayed on a screen. The eyewear may be coordinated with the two dimensional image either with a signal transmitted through a cable (40) or with an infrared (IR) transmitter (200, 201) and receiver. The IR transmitter may include two sources of IR light to increase the likelihood of reception by the transmitter. The IR transmitter may have a curved bottom (202) covered with Velcro(TM) material (203) for attachment to another piece of Velcro(TM). The curved bottom in combination with the Velcro(TM) enables control of the orientation of the IR transmitter. When the eyewear is connected via a cable, guide bars (61, 62) or a cable loop (42, 43, 44) can be included to provide strain relieve. The shutter or lens of the eyewear may be made from a liquid crystal cell (11L, 11R). For example, a five sided twisted nematic cell having five sides oriented at 10° cooperating a swept back frame to provide a modern streamline look fore the eyewear.

Attorney, Agent or Firm: Warren A. Sklar Renner, Otto, Boisselle, & Sklar, L.L.P.; 1621 Euclid Avenue, 19th Floor , Cleveland , OH 44115 United States of America

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Family: None

First Claim:
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I claim:
1. Head mountable frame for light shutters for viewing of images, comprising a retainer mechanism to retain a light shutter mechanism, a cavity in the frame for a circuit to provide for operation of a light shutter, and a closure for the cavity to retain a circuit.


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US2001000776408 2001-02-02  is a non-provisional of provisional
US2000000179887P  2000-02-02


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