A novel projection system includes a base signal source, a highlight signal source, a base/highlight destination, and a shared optical element. A base signal provided by the base source and a highlight signal provided by the highlight source are combined by the shared optical element. In a particular embodiment, the base signal source and the highlight signal source each include a light source, a spatial light modulator, and optics, and the base/highlight destination includes optics and a spatial light modulator. In a more particular embodiment, the base signal source and the highlight source provide spatially modulated lightfields to the shared optical element. In another particular embodiment, the base signal and the highlight signal are modulated by the spatial light modulator of the base/highlight destination after being combined.

A light sensing module and an electronic device using the same are provided. The light sensing module includes a substrate, a light sensing unit, a first light-transmissive component and a blocking wall. The light sensing unit is disposed on the substrate to sense an intensity of a working light beam. The first light-transmissive component covers the light sensing unit, and has a first refractive index that is between a refractive index of the light sensing unit and a refractive index of air. The blocking wall is disposed on the substrate, and surrounds the light sensing unit and the first light-transmissive component.

A light sensing module and an electronic device using the same are provided. The light sensing module includes a substrate, a light sensing unit, a first light-transmissive component and a blocking wall. The light sensing unit is disposed on the substrate to sense an intensity of a working light beam. The first light-transmissive component covers the light sensing unit, and has a first refractive index that is between a refractive index of the light sensing unit and a refractive index of air. The blocking wall is disposed on the substrate, and surrounds the light sensing unit and the first light-transmissive component.

An illumination device for a light modulated projector includes a first and a second colour wheel. A first filter surface of the first colour wheel comprises at least three first surface sections arranged one behind the other, which protrude into an illumination beam path of the illumination device successively on rotation and in each case convey illumination radiation of a different partial range of the visible wavelength range. At least one of the first surface sections of the first filter surface conveys illumination radiation from the infrared range. A second filter surface of the second colour wheel comprises a first surface segment which only conveys illumination radiation from the visible wavelength range and a second surface segment which only conveys illumination radiation from the infrared range. The first and second surface segments protrude into the illumination beam path successively on rotation.

A projection method of an electronic device, includes detecting the presence of an object within a preset distance range from a projection unit of the electronic device, generating a projection adjusting instruction if an object is detected within the preset distance range from the projection unit, and adjusting a projection display of the projection unit in response to the projection adjusting instruction.

A projection method of an electronic device, includes detecting the presence of an object within a preset distance range from a projection unit of the electronic device, generating a projection adjusting instruction if an object is detected within the preset distance range from the projection unit, and adjusting a projection display of the projection unit in response to the projection adjusting instruction.

An optical planetarium includes a projector configured to project images of stars; a diurnal-axis support mechanism configured to allow the projector to rotate about a diurnal axis; a latitude-axis support mechanism configured to allow the projector to rotate about a latitude axis that is orthogonal to the diurnal axis; an azimuth-axis support mechanism configured to allow the projector to rotate about an azimuth axis that is set vertically; and a latitude-axis inclination angle changing mechanism configured to allow an angle between the latitude axis and a horizontal plane to be changed within a predetermined range.

An optical planetarium includes a projector configured to project images of stars; a diurnal-axis support mechanism configured to allow the projector to rotate about a diurnal axis; a latitude-axis support mechanism configured to allow the projector to rotate about a latitude axis that is orthogonal to the diurnal axis; an azimuth-axis support mechanism configured to allow the projector to rotate about an azimuth axis that is set vertically; and a latitude-axis inclination angle changing mechanism configured to allow an angle between the latitude axis and a horizontal plane to be changed within a predetermined range.

An interactive rear projection system including a projection screen, a projection optical engine, an input device and a controller is provided. The projection optical engine emits a projection beam which is projected on the projection screen. The input device includes a sensor and a first light source both disposed on a first side of the projection screen. The controller is electrically connected to the projection optical engine, the sensor, and the first light source and controls the first light source to project a first beam toward the projection screen. When an object approaches a second side of the projection screen, the sensor senses a light spot generated by the first beam diffusely reflected by the object and recognizes a position of the object or a position where the object touches the projection screen according to the light spot.

Enterprise communication display systems enable life-like images for videoconferencing and entertainment productions. Life-like images appear in a 3D environment where imaged people are visible through the use of specially configured see-through displays. Imaged people can also be viewed amongst a reflected foreground. A dual mode large high-resolution display is inventively configured for watching and working. Methods for enterprise wide deployments for corporate, healthcare, education, and government communications, including hotel properties and a property management system are shown. The invention further discloses an online production system for events. Further, a black void illusion is described and is applicable to numerous displays including event and live theater stages and movie theaters. Numerous inventive features are described enabling and advancing the black void illusion. Virtual stage lighting is disclosed for simulating stage lights and coordination of virtual stage lights with real stage lights for live and recorded performances.