Patent classifications
H04N9/317
PROJECTION DISPLAY APPARATUS
A projection display apparatus includes an image light emitter that includes a light modulation element that emits image light, a projection lens unit that projects the image light on a projection target, an optical path separation element, an imaging element that images external light incident via the projection lens unit and the optical path separation element, and a condensing optical system. The optical path separation element transmits a part of the image light to the projection lens unit, and reflects a part of the external light emitted from the projection lens unit to the condensing optical system. The condensing optical system condenses the part of the external light reflected by the optical path separation element on the imaging element. A capturing angle of the external light in the condensing optical system is equal to or less than a condensing angle of a lens F-number of the projection lens unit.
Projection method and projection apparatus
The present disclosure relates to the technical field of digital projection display, and discloses a projection method and a projection apparatus. The method includes: acquiring a target object image; identifying attribute information of a target object based on the target object image; acquiring preset projection content based on the attribute information of the target object; acquiring a projection path; and projecting a projection screen based on the preset projection content and controlling the projection screen to move along the projection path. In this way, the projection is more flexible and more pertinent.
In-line stitched image optical system architecture for GLV laser line imagers
An optical imager system and method of operating the optical imager system, can include one or more imager modules including a laser light source, a collimator, an illumination optical system, a grating light valve, a spatial light modulator and a projection optical system. A group of imager modules can include the one or more imager modules. The group of imager modules is operable in a stacked arrangement to produce an image from in-line stitching of individual images generated by the one or more imager modules. The illumination optical system can homogenize, shape, and direct a beam from the laser light source onto the grating light valve, and homogenization can occur in a cross-process direction.
System and method for a multi-primary wide gamut color system
The present invention includes systems and methods for a multi-primary color system for display. A multi-primary color system increases the number of primary colors available in a color system and color system equipment. Increasing the number of primary colors reduces metameric errors from viewer to viewer. One embodiment of the multi-primary color system includes Red, Green, Blue, Cyan, Yellow, and Magenta primaries. The systems of the present invention maintain compatibility with existing color systems and equipment and provide systems for backwards compatibility with older color systems.
Optical module and projection apparatus
An optical module and a projection apparatus using the optical module are provided. The optical module includes a base, a first frame, an optical element and at least one driving assembly. The first frame is disposed in the base. The optical element is disposed in the first frame. The at least one driving assembly is disposed between the base and the first frame. The first frame is configured to move relative to the base by a magnetic force generated by the at least one driving assembly. Each of the at least one driving assembly includes a coil and a Halbach array magnet structure, the coil and the Halbach array magnet structure face each other along a first direction, a width of the Halbach array magnet structure in the first direction is W1, and a width of the coil in the first direction is W2, and 0.7≤W1/W2≤2.
Display systems and methods
Display systems include a display structure having a display surface, and an optical projector that is positioned relative to the display structure and that is configured to project an image onto the display surface. Vehicles include a display system and vehicle structures, in which one vehicle structure includes the display structure of the display system and another vehicle structure includes the optical projector of the display system. Display methods include projecting an image onto a display surface.
LASER PROJECTION APPARATUS
A laser projection apparatus includes a laser source, an optical engine and a projection lens. The optical engine includes a light homogenizing component. The laser source includes a light-emitting assembly, a combining component, a first lens, a phosphor wheel and a laser dimming component. The combining component includes a reflecting portion and a transmitting portion. The phosphor wheel includes a first region and a second region. The laser dimming component is located between the light-emitting assembly and the phosphor wheel, and configured to increase Etendue of a laser beam emitted by the light-emitting assembly and change a shape of a beam spot provided by the laser beam on the phosphor wheel, so as to make a beam spot provided by the laser beam and the fluorescent beam at a beam inlet of the light homogenizing component matched with a shape of the beam inlet of the light homogenizing component.
Bidirectional Compensation Method and Apparatus for Projection Thermal Defocusing, and Readable Storage Medium
The present disclosure relates to the technical field of compensation for projection thermal defocusing, and the embodiments specifically disclose a bidirectional compensation method and apparatus for projection thermal defocusing, and a readable storage medium. The bidirectional compensation method for projection thermal defocusing provided in the present disclosure comprises determining whether to proceed to a definition value determination step according to whether a similarity value of two latest projected picture images satisfies a preset similarity value requirement; by means of the method of proceeding to first-direction thermal defocusing compensation or second-direction thermal defocusing compensation by comparing the magnitude of definition values of the latest two projected picture images, non-perception compensation for projection thermal defocusing is achieved, without using a specified compensation direction and a specific focusing map, and a compensation effect is achieved by means of real-time analysis of projected pictures, the operation being convenient and suitable for widespread popularization.
PROJECTOR AND PROJECTION METHOD
A projector and a projection method are provided. The projector includes a control device, a projection optical engine, a distance sensing device, and an image capturing device. The projection optical engine projects a first projection image to a projection surface according to first image data. The distance sensing device senses multiple distance parameters of a projection area. The image capturing device captures the first projection image to obtain a first captured image. The control device performs a keystone correction operation and a leveling correction operation on the first image data. The projection optical engine projects a second projection image to the projection surface according to the corrected first image data. The control device obtains a second captured image including the second projection image through the image capturing device, and analyzes the second captured image to project current projection image size information in the second projection image.
CONTROL DEVICE, CONTROL METHOD, PROJECTION SYSTEM, AND CONTROL PROGRAM
A control device of a projection system includes one or more projection apparatuses that project a first image including a plurality of marker images, and an imaging apparatus that captures at least a part of the first image, the control device includes a processor, and the processor is configured to perform a control of projecting a second image including a plurality of marker images from the projection apparatus based on a capturing result of at least the part of the first image by the imaging apparatus.