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Title: US5949583: Head-mounted display with image generator, fold mirror and mirror for transmission to the eye position of the user
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Inventor: Rallison, Richard Dennis; Paradise, UT
Amadon, C. Gregory; Seattle, WA
Mack, Jr., Wolfgang Adam; Seattle, WA
Conner, Arlie R.; Tualatan, OR

Assignee: i-O Display Systems LLC, Menlo Park, CA
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Published / Filed: 1999-09-07 / 1995-06-07

Application Number: US1995000484857

IPC Code: Advanced: G02B 6/08; G02B 27/01; G02B 5/30; G02B 27/00;
IPC-7: G02B 27/14;

ECLA Code: G02B6/08; G02B27/01C1; S02B5/30; S02B6/08; S02B27/01A3B; S02B27/01C; S02B27/01C1A; S02B27/01A2; S02B27/01A9; S02B27/01C3;

U.S. Class: Current: 359/633; 359/631;
Original: 359/633; 359/631;

Field of Search: 359/633,630,631,632

Priority Number:
1995-06-07  US1995000484857
1995-04-21  US1995000416840
1993-11-12  US1993000152213
1992-02-07  US1992000832237

Abstract:     A visual display device is provided for delivering a generated image, preferably combinable with environment light, to the eye of a user. Light from an image generator such as a CRT, LED or LCD is reflected from a fold mirror away from a user's eye towards a combiner. The image is reflected from the combiner and magnified, optionally combined with light from the environment and passes back through the fold mirror towards the eye of the user. In one embodiment, an optical element such as a meniscus lens or PCX lens is used to present the user with a substantially flat focal field and/or a Fresnel lens or diffractive optical element is used to aim rays from the image to the field curvature corrective lens in order to maintain maximum contrast.

Attorney, Agent or Firm: Sheridan Ross P.C. ;

Primary / Asst. Examiners: Epps, Georgia; Mack, Ricky

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US1995000416840 1995-04-21       
US1993000152213 1993-11-12       
US1992000832237 1992-02-07    1994-04-12  Optically corrected helmet mounted display


       
Parent Case:     This is a Division of application Ser. No. 08/416,840 filed Apr. 21, 1995, incorporated herein by reference, which is a Continuation-in-Part of application Ser. No. 08/152,213 filed Nov. 12, 1993, which is a Division of Ser. No. 07/832,237, filed Feb. 7, 1992, now U.S. Pat. No. 5,303,085.

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What is claimed is:     1. Transmissive head-mounted on-axis display apparatus for a user, comprising:
  • an image generator which outputs image light, said image generator defining an output plane;
  • a first partially reflective mirror positioned to receive image light from the image generator and to reflect at least a first portion of said image light in a first direction, wherein said image light impinges said first mirror at an angle of between about 40° and about 50°;
  • a second partially transmissive mirror defining a mirror centroid situated to receive at least some of said first portion of said image light from said first mirror and reflect at least a second portion of said image light combined with environmental light, to provide combined light, a tangent plane of said second partially transmissive mirror, at said centroid, positioned at an angle of between about 85° and about 95° with respect to said output plane of said image generator, wherein at least some of said combined light is transmitted through said first mirror in a second direction for ultimate transmission to the eye position of the user, providing an optical path from said image generator to said first mirror, to said second mirror, through said first mirror and to said eye position of the user.


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Other Abstract Info: DERABS G1994-117816 DERABS G1999-560127 DERABS G1997-225631 DERABS G1997-341132 DERABS G1997-489073 DERABS G1999-560127 DERABS G2000-085194

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