A parameter adjusting method is applied to a projector having an ambient light sensor, a database and a digital micromirror device. The parameter adjusting method includes analyzing a detection signal generated by the ambient light sensor to acquire an environmental light datum, comparing the environmental light datum with a lookup table of the database to compute at least one compensation parameter, and adjusting an amount of reflection light generated by the digital micromirror device in accordance with the at least one compensation parameter for controlling the projector to output a calibrated projection image in response to compensation of the environmental light datum.

An information display system having acute-angled diffusion characteristics configured to display an image to inside or outside of a space via a transparent projected member, the information display system including an image projection apparatus, a transparent sheet provided on an inner surface of a display region set on a part of the projected member; and a light direction changing unit that directs a direction of image light toward the transparent sheet of the display region, the image projection apparatus including an image light characteristic converting unit, and an image light control film that restricts an emission direction of the image light being provided on an upper surface of the image projection apparatus, so that the image light is not directly delivered to an observer and the image light reflected by the transparent sheet is recognized by the observer.

The projection device includes a projector housing, wherein a light source mechanism is provided on a right side of an internal bottom end of the projector housing, a lens set is arranged on a right side of the projector housing, two guide slots are vertically arranged on an inner wall on a left side of the projector housing, a lifting support is arranged on the two guide slots, the lifting support is fitted to the two guide slots via a lifting device, a first reflector is obliquely arranged on the lifting support, a second reflector is fixedly and obliquely arranged under the lifting support, and a direction of an inclination of the second reflector is opposite to a direction of an inclination of the first reflector.

The projection device includes a projector housing, wherein a light source mechanism is provided on a right side of an internal bottom end of the projector housing, a lens set is arranged on a right side of the projector housing, two guide slots are vertically arranged on an inner wall on a left side of the projector housing, a lifting support is arranged on the two guide slots, the lifting support is fitted to the two guide slots via a lifting device, a first reflector is obliquely arranged on the lifting support, a second reflector is fixedly and obliquely arranged under the lifting support, and a direction of an inclination of the second reflector is opposite to a direction of an inclination of the first reflector.

A system and method for the projection of virtual 3-D images onto a surface with perspective shifting viewing capability including: a source of data for at least two different paired left-right view sets of one subject, an image reflecting surface, and a projector capable of simultaneously projecting pairs of left-right view sets, and capable of changing projected left-right view sets of images from a first set to a second set to create a stereopsis effect in which content of a complete projected image appears to move in perspective.

A system and method for the projection of virtual 3-D images onto a surface with perspective shifting viewing capability including: a source of data for at least two different paired left-right view sets of one subject, an image reflecting surface, and a projector capable of simultaneously projecting pairs of left-right view sets, and capable of changing projected left-right view sets of images from a first set to a second set to create a stereopsis effect in which content of a complete projected image appears to move in perspective.

Systems and methods for generating multi-layer hologram projections are described. For example, a system generally comprises at least two projection layers in a spaced-apart arrangement; at least one layer-specific projector device associated with each of the at least two projection layers, each layer-specific projector device being configured to project one or more images on an associated projection layer; and a processor coupled to each of the at least one layer-specific projector device, the processor being configured to control each layer-specific projector device to project one or more images on the corresponding projection layer.

Systems and methods for generating multi-layer hologram projections are described. For example, a system generally comprises at least two projection layers in a spaced-apart arrangement; at least one layer-specific projector device associated with each of the at least two projection layers, each layer-specific projector device being configured to project one or more images on an associated projection layer; and a processor coupled to each of the at least one layer-specific projector device, the processor being configured to control each layer-specific projector device to project one or more images on the corresponding projection layer.

An optical engine module configured to receive an illuminating beam is provided. The illuminating beam includes a first illuminating beam with a first linear polarization state. The optical engine module includes a first polarization beam splitting element, a first phase retardation element, and a first light valve. The first polarization beam splitting element is disposed on the transmission path of the illuminating beam and is configured to reflect the first illuminating beam to the first phase retardation element. The first phase retardation element is disposed on the transmission path of the first illuminating beam, and the first illuminating beam passes through the first phase retardation element and is transmitted to the first light valve. The first light valve is disposed on the transmission path of the first illuminating beam and is configured to convert the first illuminating beam into a first image beam.

An optical engine module configured to receive an illuminating beam is provided. The illuminating beam includes a first illuminating beam with a first linear polarization state. The optical engine module includes a first polarization beam splitting element, a first phase retardation element, and a first light valve. The first polarization beam splitting element is disposed on the transmission path of the illuminating beam and is configured to reflect the first illuminating beam to the first phase retardation element. The first phase retardation element is disposed on the transmission path of the first illuminating beam, and the first illuminating beam passes through the first phase retardation element and is transmitted to the first light valve. The first light valve is disposed on the transmission path of the first illuminating beam and is configured to convert the first illuminating beam into a first image beam.