Special holographic security systems and similar holographic defense systems

Abstract

A special holographic security system utilizing and centered on holographic images of homeowners or security guards to provide safety for a person's home, businesses and properties by incorporating the hologram image with the sensors, lights, cameras and other security hardware. The hologram image can be incorporated with sound, pre-recorded messages, and real time surveillance, and smart phone applications to interact with potential break-ins and security breaches. Also taught are significant ways and methods that use of holographic systems can improve homeland security as well as defense tactics to increase security and save lives. This holographic security concept can be implemented in various creative ways to preserve security in the United States and abroad.

Claims

1. A movable holographic security systems comprised of: a.) at least one mirror computer and System (56) to deter a hacker (55); b.) a satellite Link; c.) a wireless Access Point; d.) at least one motion Sensor; e.) at least one powered and mechanically movable support disk on a means for moving the at least one powered and mechanically movable support disk from one location to a next location; f.) a Hologram projector secured to the at least one powered and mechanically movable support disk; g.) a pre-programed holographic image for a selected use; and h.) at least one monitoring device having a monitoring screen and an audio system, wherein a sensor breach communicates with a satellite link which in turn concurrently activates the hologram security image and system, produces a hologram image in real time, alerts the local police, and contacts the home and/or business owner to detect and deter criminal and wherein the hologram projector is physically moved by the movable support disk on the means for moving the at least one powered and mechanically movable support disk from one location to a next location to provide the appearance of activity over a course of time.

2. The movable holographic security systems according to claim 1 wherein the satellite link is comprised of at least one satellite, at least one receiving dish; and a wired and/or wireless linkage to the monitoring computer system.

3. The movable holographic security systems according to claim 1 wherein the means for moving the powered and mechanically movable support disk is selected from a group consisting of a track/train track lead system (82); a Pre-Programmed (Roomba®-like), drive by wire/programmed tracking or moving system (83); a military vehicle (87) such as a truck, jeep, tank, half-track etc.; a moving tread Radio Controlled carry device (88); a Radio Controlled air float, floating base/carry device (89); and a Radio Controlled moving four wheel carrying device (94).

4. The movable holographic security systems according to claim 1 wherein the group of monitoring devices is selected from a group consisting of a Smart phone, a smart watch, a computer tablet, a desk top personal computer, an emergency surveillance system of a security team/company, and other communication outlets with monitoring screens and audio systems.

5. The movable holographic security systems according to claim 1 wherein the selected use is selected from a group consisting of use as security (101), at sporting events (102), in court proceedings (103), for church sermons in restricted areas (104), for special surgeries (105), for United Nations meetings (106), in public safety (107), in intelligence operations (108), in military operations (109), in the funeral home industry (110) with pre-recorded communications from the deceased, by the Department of Homeland Security (111), by universities, colleges and schools (112), by the Federal Bureau of Prisons (113), by private investigations (114), by private security (115), and by a NASA and/or space assist hologram (119).

6. The movable holographic security systems according to claim 1 wherein the pre-programed holographic image for a selected use is further comprised of an audio message.

7. The movable holographic security systems according to claim 1 which is customized for a homeland defense security system and is further comprised of: a.) at least one Border patrol agent that monitors the monitoring screen of the monitoring device with a hologram program and commands the at least one computer system to project holographic images of agents from hologram projectors located at illegal entry points to US borders and b). a hologram security system that alerts a border patrol command center when a sensor is activated at the illegal entry point to US borders which gives the exact location of an intruder thereby making it virtually impossible for a person to enter the US illegally.

8. The movable holographic security systems according to claim 1 which is customized for a defense security system and is further comprised of: a.) a pre-programed hologram image with audio; and b.) an ordinance device with the movable platform.

9. The defense security system according to claim 8 that is further comprised of a holographic soldier(s) for the patrol.

10. The movable holographic security systems according to claim 8 wherein the pre-programed hologram image is selected from a group consisting of a soldier, an animal, and a vehicle.

Description

DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS—FIGURES

(1) The accompanying drawings, which are incorporated in and constitute a part of this specification, illustrate an embodiment of the Special holographic security systems and similar holographic defense systems that are preferred. The drawings together with the summary description given above and a detailed description given below serve to explain the principles of the Special holographic security and defense systems. It is understood, however, that the Special holographic security and defense systems is not limited to only the precise arrangements and instrumentalities shown.

(2) FIG. 1 is a sketch of the basic Special holographic security systems for homes and businesses.

(3) FIG. 2 is a basic hologram set-up sketch of how a Hologram works with components and features noted.

(4) FIGS. 3A through 3D are additional sketches of a basic hologram set-up sketch of how a Hologram works in recording and reconstructing holograms with the components and features shown from generally a top view.

(5) FIGS. 4A through 4D are more sketches of the Special holographic security systems for homes and businesses with several options shown.

(6) FIG. 5A through 5D are sketches of a Special holographic security systems for homes and businesses showing a home, business, business area and the criminal element to be deterred with the security system.

(7) FIGS. 6A and 6B are sketches of home and business system 31 monitoring.

(8) FIG. 7A through 7D are sketches of holographic interconnect systems as well as computer security for the Special holographic security systems and similar holographic defense systems with components and features shown.

(9) FIGS. 8A and 8B are sketches of the deterring hologram figure and a list of uses for the Special holographic security and defense systems.

(10) FIG. 9A through 9P are sketches of the uses for the Special holographic systems for defense and homeland security.

(11) FIG. 10A through 10C are sketches of the users for the Special holographic systems for defense and homeland security.

(12) FIG. 11A through 11C are sketches of the Special holographic systems 32 for defense and homeland security used at the border and with border security forces.

(13) FIG. 12A through 12C are sketches of the Special holographic systems for defense and homeland security with intelligence and defensive soldiers as holograms depicted.

(14) FIG. 13A through 13G are sketches of examples of holograms used for the Special holographic security systems and similar holographic defense systems.

(15) FIG. 14A through 14C are sketches of examples of hologram projector devices.

(16) FIG. 15A through 15J are sketches of examples of deploying hologram projectors as stationary or movable systems for the Special holographic security systems and similar holographic defense systems.

(17) FIGS. 16A and 16B are sketches of the defensive uses as Mixed Patrol with No Ordinance and a Hologram Patrol with Ordinance.

(18) FIGS. 17A and 17B are early sketches of a layout for typical holographic system.

(19) FIG. 18A through 18D and FIG. 19 are sketches of prior art.

DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS—REFERENCE NUMERALS

(20) The following list refers to the drawings:

(21) TABLE-US-00002 TABLE B Reference numbers: Ref # Description 30 Special holographic security systems and similar holographic defense systems 30 31 Special holographic security systems 31 for homes and businesses 32 Special holographic systems 32 for defense and homeland security 33 basic hologram set-up sketch 33 of how a Hologram works 34 home area 34 35 business area or areas 35 37 Department of Defense and all defense agencies 37 38 Homeland Security 38 39 Pentagon - DOD - 39 40 monitoring station 40 for home and business system 31 41 monitoring station 41 for defense system 32 42 Wi-Fi and system interconnects 42 for home and business system 31 44 monitoring computer 44 45 criminal element 45 46 security monitor attendant 46 47 cell phone/smart phone monitoring station 40 for home and business system 47 48 tablet 48 49 printer 49 50 deterring hologram FIG. 50 51 satellite 51 for transmitting signals and data 52 transceivers 52 of signals and data 53 transmission modes 53 - wire and wireless 54 mobility support and protocol systems 54 55 hacker 55 56 mirror computer and system 56 to deter hacker 55 57 home and business security cameras 57 58 home and business security sensors 58 59 satellite transmission communication 59 60 laser light 60 to create hologram image 61 hologram object 61 62 hologram virtual 3-D image 62 63 mirror 63 64 reference beam 64 65 object beam 65 66 photographic plate 66 67 beam splitter 67 70 business person hologram image 70 71 sign language communicator hologram image 71 72 motion picture hologram image 72 from different genres 73 prototype security design sketch 73 by Johnson 74 early holography design sketch 74 75 prior Art 75 Pat. no. 8,264,757 76 prior Art 76 Pat. no. 8,717,650 77 prior Art 77 Pat. no. 6,127,066 78 prior Art 78 Pat. no. 6,856,434 79 prior Art 79 Patent Application US 2015/0220058 80 list of uses 80 for the Special holographic security and defense systems 30 82 track/train track lead system 82 83 Pre-Programmed (Roomba), drive by wire/programmed tracking or moving system 83 84 circular projector 84 85 stationary disk 85 86 oblong stationary platform 86 87 military vehicle 87 such as a truck, jeep, tank, half-track etc. 88 a moving tread Radio Controlled carry device 88 89 Radio Controlled air float, floating base/carrying device 89 90 Hologram Patrol -Ordinance 90 91 Hologram soldier 91 92 mixed soldier and hologram patrol - no ordinance 92 93 Soldier 93 94 a Radio Controlled moving four wheel carrying device 94 96 ordinance 96 - explosive devices with various detonation - contact, timed, remote control etc. 97 typical up-direction prism hologram projector 97 98 smart phone up-direction hologram projector 98 99 convention action video hologram projector 99 101  use as security 101 102  use at sporting events 102 103  use in court proceedings 103 104  use for church sermons in restricted areas 104 105  use for special surgeries 105 106  use for United Nations meetings 106 107  use in public safety 107 108  use in intelligence operations 108 109  use in military operations 109 110  use in the funeral home industry 110 111  use by the Department of Homeland Security 111 112  use by universities, colleges and schools 112 113  use by the Federal Bureau of Prisons 113 114  use by private investigations 114 115  use by private security 115  115A guard dog or other non-human guard device hologram image 115A .sup. 115B security person or model as object 115B for hologram 115 116  border guards 116 117  border fence or obstacle 117 118  border detainee 118 119  NASA or space assist hologram 119

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF PREFERRED EMBODIMENT

(22) The present development is a Special holographic security systems and similar holographic defense systems. It relates to a method and system for home and business security as well as Homeland Security and Defense Departments use of holograms and artificial intelligence to improve their effectiveness and efficiencies and potentially save lives. The particular home and business system relates to a security solution that augments security systems with a hologram image and audio with real life sound effects that would surely scare and frighten away any would be burglar. The defense system relates to systems that uses holograms to increase the apparent visual and audio of more soldiers and security personnel to improve effectiveness without putting as many soldiers in harm's way. The system uses holography, and in particular a hologram for improving home and business security systems as well as helping to improve defense systems and devices.

(23) The advantages for the Special holographic security systems and similar holographic defense systems 30 are listed above in the introduction. Succinctly the benefits are that the device: A. Is simple to install with instructions; B. Uses many parts that are already produced; C. Provides a universal design for stationary and moveable platforms; D. Can use current and future hologram projectors; E. Can multiply the visual presence of Homeland Security and Defense personnel (such as soldiers); F. Augments current home and business security systems with holographic and artificial intelligence capability; G. Represents new products and processes to increase potential revenues of a security company; H. Potentially save lives of defensive soldiers deployed on peacekeeping missions; I. Potentially delivers explosive ordinance without troops present in the immediate patrol zone.

(24) The preferred embodiment of a Special holographic security systems and similar holographic defense system is comprised of: a.) an at least one Computer System; b.) a Satellite Link; c.) a Wireless Access Point; d.) a set of motion Sensors; e.) at least one powered hologram stationary or movable support disk; f.) a Hologram projector; g.) a Pre-programed holographic image and optional audio message; and h.) a monitoring devices such as Smart phone, a smart watch, a computer tablet, a desk top personal computer, an emergency surveillance system of a security team/company, and other communication outlets with monitoring screens and audio systems wherein a sensor breach communicates with a satellite link which in turn activates the hologram security system and alerts the local police and the home or business owner at the same time and produces a hologram image in real time to detect and deter criminal activity. An alternative to the preferred system is one where the satellite link is comprised of at least one satellite, at least one receiving dish; and wired or wireless linkage to the monitoring computer system. Another embodiment is a method for using a Special holographic security systems comprised of: Step 1: Purchasing a hologram security system by home owners, business owners, DOD, DHS, Private Sector, or Global Businesses for securing their property. Step 2: Assemblying the easy to use Hologram Security System with Satellite Link; Step 3: Connecting all desired communication devices to the Hologram Security System; Step 4: Uploading desired hologram security image with verbal alert into the Hologram Security System; Step 5: Strategically placing the hologram security system in desired area and place sensors near areas of concern for both inner and outer perimeters; Step 6: Activating Hologram Security System; and Step 7: Monitoring the Hologram Security System.
An embodiment for homeland security is a Special holographic homeland defense security systems comprised of: a.) an at least one Border patrol agent monitors the cameras with a hologram program which projects images of agents locating illegal entry points to US borders; and b). a hologram security system that alerts a border patrol command center when a sensor is activated which gives the exact location of an intruder making it virtually impossible to enter the US illegally. An embodiment for defense enhancements is a Special holographic defense security systems comprised of: a.) a holographic control system; b.) a stationary or movable support disk; c.) a hologram projector; d.) a pre-programed hologram image of a soldier or animal or vehicle with optional audio; e.) an optional ordinance with the platform; and f.) an optional soldier(s) for the patrol.

(25) There is shown in FIGS. 1-19 a complete description and operative embodiment of the Special holographic security systems and similar holographic defense systems. In the drawings and illustrations, one notes well that the FIGS. 1-19 demonstrate the general configuration and use of this product. The various example uses are in the operation and use section, below.

(26) The accompanying drawings, which are incorporated in and constitute a part of this specification, illustrate an embodiment of the Special holographic security and defense systems 30 that is preferred. The drawings together with the summary description given above and a detailed description given below serve to explain the principles of the Special holographic security systems and similar holographic defense systems 30. It is understood, however, that the systems 30 are not limited to only the precise arrangements and instrumentalities shown. Other examples of Special holographic security and defense systems are still understood by one skilled in the art of security systems and the art of holographic displays to be within the scope and spirit shown here.

(27) FIG. 1 is a sketch of the basic Special holographic security systems 31 for homes and businesses. Demonstrated are components: Special holographic security systems 31 for homes and businesses; home and business security cameras 57; home and business security sensors 58; and use by private security 115 as a private security hologram image.

(28) FIG. 2 is a basic hologram set-up sketch 33 of how a Hologram works with components and features noted. This sketch shows a basic hologram set-up sketch 33 of how a Hologram works; a laser light 60 to create hologram image; a hologram object 61; a hologram virtual 3-D image 62; some mirrors 63; a reference beam 64; an object beam 65; and a beam splitter 67. Here the laser points at the beam splitter, which divides the beam of light into two parts. Mirrors direct the paths of these two beams so that they hit their intended targets. Each of the two beams passes through a diverging lens and becomes a wide swath of light rather than a narrow beam. One beam, the object beam, reflects off of the object and onto the photographic emulsion. The other beam, the reference beam, hits the emulsion without reflecting off of anything other than a mirror.

(29) FIGS. 3A through 3D are additional sketches 33 of a basic hologram set-up sketch of how a Hologram works in recording and reconstructing holograms with the components and features shown from generally a top view. Provided in these sketches are: a basic hologram set-up sketch 33 of how a Hologram works; a laser light 60 to create hologram image; a hologram object 61; a hologram virtual 3-D image 62; some mirrors 63; a reference beam 64; an object beam 65; a photographic plate 66 and a beam splitter 67. One notes that a Hologram is a three-dimensional image reproduced from a pattern of interference produced by a split coherent beam of radiation (as a laser) and the pattern of interference itself.

(30) FIGS. 4A through 4D are more sketches of the Special holographic security systems 32 for homes and businesses with several options shown. These show different make-ups to placing the hologram system in the home or business. Components are: a Special holographic security systems 31 for homes and businesses; home and business security cameras 57; home and business security sensors 58; a programmed tracking or moving system 83; and use by private security 115 as a private security hologram image. FIG. 4A shows a Movable 1 hologram system from station 1 location to station 2. FIG. 4B shows a Different/Multiple hologram system a station 1 and station 2. Station 1 shows a person hologram 115 and station 2 shows a guard dog 115A. FIG. 4C shows multiple hologram systems at both station 1 and station 2. FIG. 4D shows a Movable 1 hologram system from station 1 to station 2 by way of a programmed tracking or moving system 83.

(31) FIG. 5A through 5D are sketches of a Special holographic security systems 32 for homes and businesses showing a home, business, business area and the criminal element to be deterred with the security system. Here the sketches show: a home area 34; a business area or areas 35; and a criminal element 45. The Special holographic security systems 31 for homes and businesses are to deter the criminal element 45. The goal is to stay ahead of the criminal element 45 with systems at the facility as well as systems to deter hackers on the information laden computer systems.

(32) FIGS. 6A and 6B are sketches of home and business system 31 monitoring. These provide a monitoring station 40 for home and business system 31; a monitoring station 41 for defense system 32; a Wi-Fi and system interconnects 42 for home and business system 31; a monitoring computer 44; a security monitor attendant 46; a cell phone/smart phone monitoring station 40 for home and business system 31; a tablet 48; and a printer 49. A system projecting a deterring image from one place in the US to another anywhere in the world with the capabilities to deter assailants and criminals that protects Americans from would-be terrorist organizations foreign and domestic!

(33) FIG. 7A through 7D are sketches of holographic interconnect systems as well as computer security for the Special holographic security systems and similar holographic defense systems with components and features shown. In these sketches can be seen: Special holographic security systems 31 for homes and businesses; satellite 51 for transmitting signals and data; transceivers 52 of signals and data; transmission modes 53—wire and wireless; mobility support and protocol systems 54; a hacker 55; a mirror computer and system 56 to deter hacker 55; home and business security cameras 57; home and business security sensors 58; and satellite transmission communication 59. So the system components include: computer Systems (All Brands) large or small; a Satellite Link; a Wireless Access Point; A set of motion Sensors; cameras; and Smart phone, a smart watch, a computer tablet, a desk top personal computer, an emergency surveillance system of a security team/company, and other communication outlets with monitoring screens and audio systems. The hologram image automatically appears when it detects someone attempting to breach a computer system—the hacker. The image displayed to the hacker is created by the owner of the system. This may be used by small and large businesses as well as individuals. THIS IS AN EASY SETUP: 1. CREATE AN IMAGE FROM COMPUTER OR A PHOTO. 2. DOWNLOAD THE IMAGE OR PHOTO ONTO THE COMPUTER. 3. CREATE A VERBAL WARNING OF ONE'S CHOICE. 4. CONNECT TO WIFI AND OR UPLINK WITH SATELITIE. 5. SINK WITH SMART WATCHES AND ALL FORMS OF DESIRED COMMUNICATIONS. 6. DONE—HOLOGRAM SECURITY IS COMPLETE.

(34) Hacker(s) think they are getting access to one's files to steal his information or attach a virus and in reality they are infecting their computer and alerting their intended victims and the authorities of their location anywhere in the world. This will then lead to the arrests of hackers and saving the US billions of dollars a year! The Mirror is a software approach to preventing hacking.

(35) Definitions: Host, the perpetrator, someone trying to view or download information to you, the client. Client, the person who's computer is being attacked.
How it works:
The idea of a program called “Mirror” is to prevent the Client's computer from the attacks caused by Host computers trying to access information from the client computer or sending information to the Client computer, rendering the Client computer useless. When the Host computer is hacking, it is also telling the Client computer and its IP address and MAC address. With the software installed of the Client computer the Host will actually be looking at the Host computer and not allowing information to be transferred or programs that would harm the Client computer, would be loaded on the Host computer. Like a mirror, the unwanted IP addresses would be a reflection of the Host's computer.

(36) FIGS. 8A and 8B are sketches of a deterring hologram FIG. 50 and a list of uses 80 for the Special holographic security and defense systems. Examples of deterring figures are described in FIGS. 9A through 9O. The uses 80 are shown in the Operation Section.

(37) FIG. 9A through 9P are sketches of the uses 80 for the Special holographic systems for defense and homeland security. These sketches show: a security person 101; sporting event guards 102; a judge in court proceedings 103; a church sermon pastor and congregation 104; a special surgeon 105; a United Nations meeting 106; a public safety FIG. 107; a person in an intelligence operations 108; military operation personnel 109; funeral home industry 110 with memorial communications from the deceased; border guards in the Department of Homeland Security 111; an instructor in universities, colleges and schools 112; Federal Bureau of Prisons guard 113; a private investigator 114; a private security person 115; and a National Aeronautical and Space Administration (NASA) or space assist hologram 119.

(38) FIG. 10A through 10C are sketches of the using agencies of the US government such as special holographic systems for Department of Defense 37 and Homeland Security 38. Also shown is the Pentagon 39, headquarters for the DOD.

(39) FIG. 11A through 11C are sketches of the Special holographic systems 32 for defense and homeland security used at the border and with border security forces. Portrayed here are: monitoring station 41 for defense system 32; use by a border guard for the Department of Homeland Security 111; border guards 116 watching the monitors 41; a border fence or obstacle 117; and a border detainee 118. The guards 116 help protect the border. A hologram image 111 at a fence 117 shows opportunity to use Holograms to expand the virtual presence of guards 116. Border patrol agents 116 monitor on the screens 41 the cameras with a hologram program that projects images 111 of agents locating illegal entry points to US borders. The hologram security system alerts the command center when a sensor is activated giving the exact location of the intruder 118 making it virtually impossible to enter the US illegally.

(40) FIG. 12A through 12C are sketches of the Special holographic systems for defense and homeland security with intelligence and defensive soldiers as holograms depicted. Shown here are: a Hologram soldier 91; a use in intelligence operations 108; and a use by private investigations 114. This can change the future of intelligence operations. Imagine a hologram security image of an intelligence agent from the United States gathering classified information to protect from terrorists, both foreign and domestic. These terrorists want to do harm. How can one gather intelligence without being seen or heard or captured—and without casualties? Q: HOW? A: The DOD, DHS, Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), National Security Agency (NSA), Federal Bureau of Investigations (FBI) and all local. State and federal agencies can create a hologram security system for real time investigations and operations keeping the country safe and saving agent lives and innocent persons attacked by terrorists—all without bloodshed.

(41) FIG. 13A through 13G are sketches of examples of holograms used for the Special holographic security systems and similar holographic defense systems 32. The figures shown are: a business person hologram image 70; a sign language communicator hologram image 71; a motion picture hologram image 72 from different genres; a military operations personnel 109; a private security person or guard 115; and a guard dog or other non-human guard device hologram image 115A.

(42) FIG. 14A through 14C are sketches of examples of hologram projector devices. Indicated here are: a typical up-direction prism hologram projector 97; a smart phone up-direction hologram projector 98; and a convention action video hologram projector 99.

(43) FIG. 15A through 15J are sketches of examples of deploying hologram projectors as stationary or movable systems for the Special holographic security systems and similar holographic defense systems. Demonstrates are sketches that show the following: a track/train track lead system 82; a Pre-Programmed (Roomba), drive by wire/programmed tracking or moving system 83; a circular projector 84; a stationary disk 85; an oblong stationary platform 86; a military vehicle 87 such as a truck, jeep, tank, half-track etc.; a moving tread Radio Controlled carry device 88; a Radio Controlled air float, floating base/carry device 89; a Hologram soldier 91; a soldier 93; and a Radio Controlled moving four wheel carry device 94.

(44) FIGS. 16A and 16B are sketches of the defensive uses as Mixed Patrol with No Ordinance 91 and a Hologram Patrol with Ordinance 94. Portrayed here are: Special holographic systems 32 for defense and homeland security; a circular projector 84; a Radio Controlled air float, floating base/carry device 89; Hologram Patrol—Ordinance 90; a Hologram soldier 91; Mixed soldier and hologram patrol—no ordinance 92; a soldier 93; a Radio Controlled moving four wheel carry device 94; and ordinance 96—explosive devices with various detonation—contact, timed, remote control etc.

(45) FIGS. 17A and 17B are early sketches of a layout for typical holographic system. FIG. 17A shows an early prototype system design sketch 73 by the inventor Johnson. FIG. 17B shows another typical holographic system design sketch 74 by an unknown author.

(46) FIG. 18A through 18D and FIG. 19 are sketches of prior art. Here former patents and applications for various holographic devices and uses are shown. These include: 1. U.S. Pat. No. 8,264,757 (75) issued to Ha in 2012 and entitled—Method and system for producing multiple images in a single image plane using diffraction. It teaches methods create images viewable under different selected angles on optical storage devices and other photosensitive surfaces and optical storage devices with super-imposed images. Generally, a photosensitive surface is exposed with multiple diffraction patterns creating super-imposed images. These diffraction patterns create super-imposed images on the photosensitive surfaces, which can be read by either a human or a computer. 2. U.S. Pat. No. 8,717,650 (76) issued to Ha in 2014 and entitled—Method and system for producing multiple images in a single image plane using diffraction. This patent shows methods create images viewable under different selected angles on optical storage devices and other photosensitive surfaces and optical storage devices with super-imposed images. Generally, a photosensitive surface is exposed with multiple diffraction patterns creating super-imposed images. These diffraction patterns create super-imposed images on the photosensitive surfaces, which can be read by either a human or a computer. 3. U.S. Pat. No. 6,127,066 (77) issued to Ueda et al. in 2000 entitled Hologram recording sheet, holographic optical element using said sheet, and its production process. This patent teaches the hologram recording sheet according to the invention is made up of a base film and hologram sensitive materials sensitive to different wavelength regions formed therein in a desired pattern, or a film and at least two hologram recording sensitive materials sensitive to different wavelength regions laminated on the film with a transparent plastic spacer layer located there between, thereby enabling the required diffraction light wavelengths to be recorded on the required sites without producing unnecessary interference fringes. At least two hologram recording sensitive materials sensitive to different wavelength regions are formed on different sites on a film in dotted or striped configuration, the size of which is up to 200 mm or at least twice as large as the thickness of the sensitive material layers, thereby enabling regions diffracting light of different wavelengths to be formed in the form of independent sets of interference fringes. 4. U.S. Pat. No. 6,856,434 (78) issued to Ashizaki in 2005 and entitled Image reproducing apparatus and image illuminating apparatus. The invention provides that the angle of incidence of reproducing light with respect to a hologram or a holographic stereogram is adjusted so that a reproduced image can be repetitively viewed without requiring the viewer to move his or her viewpoint. The components of the image reproducing apparatus can be roughly classified into a power supply unit equipped with a power supply for generating a driving power and various types of electric circuits, a light source unit equipped with light emitting diodes and the like, a supporting unit for supporting the light source unit, and a holographic stereogram display unit for holding the holographic stereogram and displaying an image. In this image reproducing apparatus, the light source unit is swing ably or turn ably moved repetitively with respect to the holographic stereogram so that the reproducing light has angle of incidence changed on the holographic stereogram, thus allowing change of viewed image. 5. US Patent Application 2015/0220058 (79) by HA and Sung Sub was published in 2015 and is entitled—Device for protecting crops using hologram of natural enemy eyes and method for fabricating the same. This application disclosed a device for protecting crops from wildlife, comprising an optical base film on both sides of which fluorescent holograms of natural enemies with both eyes and optionally claws or talons are laser printed while a composition containing a phosphorescent material and a repellent is applied to both eyes, and optionally to the claws or talons, and a method for fabricating the same. Oils and extracts from herbs are used selectively as ingredients in the repellent depending on repelling targets, that is, mammals, rodents and birds. In addition, the use of phosphorescent material exerts a repellent effect on nocturnal animals. Thus, the device exhibits high durability and can be used for protection from wildlife damage in various targets.

(47) The details mentioned here are exemplary and not limiting. Other specific components and manners specific to describing a Special holographic security systems and similar holographic defense systems 30 may be added as a person having ordinary skill in the art of security systems and the art of holographic displays and their uses well appreciates.

(48) Operation of the Preferred Embodiment

(49) The Special holographic security systems and similar holographic defense systems 30 has been described in the above embodiment. The manner of how the device operates is described below. One notes well that the description above and the operation described here must be taken together to fully illustrate the concept of the Special holographic security systems and similar holographic defense systems 30.

(50) A special holographic security system utilizing and centered on holographic images of homeowners or security guards to provide safety for a person's home, businesses and properties by incorporating the hologram image with the sensors, lights, cameras and other security hardware. The hologram image can be incorporated with sound, pre-recorded messages, and real time surveillance, and smart phone applications to interact with potential break-ins and security breaches. Also taught are significant ways and methods that use of holographic systems can improve homeland security as well as defense tactics to increase security and save lives. This holographic security concept can be implemented in various creative ways to preserve security in the United States and abroad.

(51) The preferred embodiment of a Special holographic security systems and similar holographic defense systems is comprised of: a.) at least one Computer System; b.) a Satellite Link; c.) a Wireless Access Point; d.) a set of motion Sensors; e.) at least one powered hologram stationary or movable support disk; f.) a Hologram projector; g.) a Pre-programed holographic image and optional audio message; and h.) a monitoring devices such as Smart phone, a smart watch, a computer tablet, a desk top personal computer, an emergency surveillance system of a security team/company, and other communication outlets with monitoring screens and audio systems wherein a sensor breach communicates with a satellite link which in turn activates the hologram security system and alerts the local police and the home or business owner at the same time and produces a hologram image in real time to detect and deter criminal activity. An alternative to the preferred system is one where the satellite link is comprised of at least one satellite, at least one receiving dish; and wired or wireless linkage to the monitoring computer system. Another embodiment is a method for using a Special holographic security systems comprised of: Step 1: Purchasing a hologram security system by home owners, business owners, DOD, DHS, Private Sector, or Global Businesses for securing their property. Step 2: Assemblying the easy to use Hologram Security System with Satellite Link; Step 3: Connecting all desired communication devices to the Hologram Security System; Step 4: Uploading desired hologram security image with verbal alert into the Hologram Security System; Step 5: Strategically placing the hologram security system in desired area and place sensors near areas of concern for both inner and outer perimeters; Step 6: Activating Hologram Security System; and Step 7: Monitoring the Hologram Security System.
An embodiment for homeland security is a Special holographic homeland defense security systems comprised of: a.) an at least one Border patrol agent monitors the cameras with a hologram program which projects images of agents locating illegal entry points to US borders; and b). a hologram security system that alerts a border patrol command center when a sensor is activated which gives the exact location of an intruder making it virtually impossible to enter the US illegally. An embodiment for defense enhancements is a Special holographic defense security systems comprised of: a.) a holographic control system; b.) a stationary or movable support disk; c.) a hologram projector; d.) a pre-programed hologram image of a soldier or animal or vehicle with optional audio; e.) an optional ordinance with the platform; and f.) an optional soldiers for the patrol.

(52) The Special holographic security systems and similar holographic defense systems 30 operates as the following steps: Step 1: Home owners, Business owners, DOD, DHS, Private Sector, or Global Businesses are strongly encouraged to purchase a hologram security system for their property. Step 2: Assemble the easy to use Hologram Security System with Satellite Link; Step 3: Connect all desired communication devices to the Hologram Security System;

(53) Step 4: Upload desired hologram security image with verbal alert into the Hologram Security System; Step 5: Strategically place hologram security system in desired area and place sensors near areas of concern for both inner and outer perimeters; and Step 6: Activate Hologram Security System.

(54) So the system components include: computer Systems (All Brands) large or small; a Satellite Link; a Wireless Access Point; A set of motion Sensors; cameras; and Smart phones, smart watches and all emergency and other communication outlets. How it Works: It is a 4 part process that involves a sensor breach that communicates with a satellite link which in turn activates the hologram security system and alerts the local police and the home or business owner at the same time and produces a hologram image in real time to detect and deter criminal activity.

(55) Many uses are anticipated for the Special holographic security systems and similar holographic defense systems 30. These are listed in the FIG. 8B table 80 and shown in FIGS. 9A through 9O. These include as some examples, and not limitations, which are shown in the following Table:

(56) TABLE-US-00003 1 use as security 101 2 use at sporting events 102 3 use in court proceedings 103 4 use for church sermons in restricted areas 104 5 use for special surgeries 105 6 use for United Nations meetings 106 7 use in public safety 107 8 use in intelligence operations 108 9 use in military operations 109 10 use in the funeral home industry 110 with pre-recorded communications from the deceased 11 use by the Department of Homeland Security 111 12 use by universities, colleges and schools 112 13 use by the Federal Bureau of Prisons 113 14 use by private investigations 114 15 use by private security 115 16 use by a NASA or space assist hologram 119
These represent ideas of “Augmented Reality”. That is the concept that takes a Life size version of a hologram to do what is needed for use and improvement. Some examples may help to describe the operations: A. Picture This: A family member that has an incurable disease and is gravely ill making a last will and testament via bed side using a “Hologram image” of him or herself for their beloved family. The ill family member can be recorded and a 3 dimensional image can be taken and displayed at the time of funeral or in that special time of need. B. Picture This: A military veteran overseas makes a “Hologram Image” Heart Felt message for his family, wife, girlfriend or anyone the soldier chooses. The message can be displayed in the place of the receiver's choice and it will be as if their beloved soldier is in the same location with them even though they are hundreds or even thousands of miles away. C. Picture This: The US armed forces are deployed on a mission in Afghanistan or anywhere in the Middle East and they are searching for terrorist and are weary of explosives and ambushes. The unit commander can utilize a “Hologram Soldier” to walk through the area of concern expose the enemy and capture them without any harm to this Nation's soldiers. How one may ask? Example: A Hologram of a soldier or unit walking through the area of concern and the enemy attacks, exposing their location, the commander radios the air strike and enemy vanquished! D. Picture This: A surgeon with a specialty in a rare field of medicine can assist any surgeon anywhere in the world by “Hologram Image” and it will be as if they are in the same operating room but they are somewhere else in the world. The surgeon can instruct an operating team or doctor in real time if the operation is life or death and required that particular surgeon's area of expertise. A Hologram machine with real time features can be placed in every hospital or triage center in the whole world and imagine the countless lives, time that can be saved and maybe less Malpractice suits in the future. E. Example: A little girl has a rare disease and requires an operation but the only doctor in the world who can perform this operation is in another part of the world and can't be there in a timely manner. The doctor in charge then calls the specialist and employs the “Hologram Image” or “Virtual Surgeon” and he or she assists the operating team with the procedure and seeing everything in real time as if he or she was in the very operating room. F. Picture This: Getting the word of God out to countless Christians throughout the world even the places where Christians are persecuted around the world even in adverse. Example: Using a “Hologram Image” or “Virtual Pastor” this can be used by pastors from all walks of life reading the word of God and preaching any sermon bringing souls to Christ! It is stated that humans are living in the last days and the devil is trying to take as many souls with him to hell through his hatred of God for creating us. He and his demons are fulfilling the prophecy written in the Bible in the book of revelations. To combat him pastors from all around the world can use virtual pastoring and get the word to lost souls and bring them to Jesus. Youth pastors can speak with children with studies and can be somewhere else in the world and bring the message of the cross in real time as if they were there in person with the children. G. Picture This: A loved one on their death bed and they are requesting a pastor any pastor to pray for them before they leave this earth. “Hologram Image” or “Virtual Pastor” can help praying for the person who request for a pastor and the pastor will ask him or her if they accept Jesus as their lord and savior and believed that he died on the cross for sins? If they say yes then Hallelujah that individual will spend eternity with the lord! H. Picture This: A person contemplating suicide and a soldier suffering from PTSD (Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder) is about ready to commit the act and activates “Virtual Pastor” and has a change of heart and chooses life instead. This holographic system can be a great tool for the Mental Health Field. The possibilities are “virtually” endless. I. Picture This: Picture an elderly woman leaving her house to go get groceries and she returns to find her home where she spent raising her family, was burglarized by crooks. A hologram figure may deter this danger and potential harm. J. Picture This: Hologram image use for NASA and other space exploration entities. They are provided a hologram astronaut in lieu of a real astronaut, for space exploration to gather scientific information for research, while obtaining the vital information without injury or the possibility of loss of life of this Nations's astronauts.

(57) With this description it is to be understood that the Special holographic security systems and similar holographic defense systems 30 is not to be limited to only the disclosed embodiment of product. The features of the Special holographic security and defense systems 30 are intended to cover various modifications and equivalent arrangements included within the spirit and scope of the description.

(58) While certain novel features of this invention have been shown and described and are pointed out in the annexed claims, it is not intended to be limited to the details above, since it will be understood that various omissions, modifications, substitutions and changes in the forms and details of the device illustrated and in its operation can be made by those skilled in the art without departing in any way from the spirit of the present invention. Without further analysis, the foregoing will so fully reveal the gist of the present invention that others can, by applying current knowledge, readily adapt it for various applications without omitting features that, from the standpoint of prior art, fairly constitute essential characteristics of the generic or specific aspects of this invention.

(59) Unless defined otherwise, all technical and scientific terms used herein have the same meaning as commonly understood by one of ordinary skill in the art to which these inventions belong. Although any methods and materials similar or equivalent to those described herein can also be used in the practice or testing of the present inventions, the preferred methods and materials are now described above in the foregoing paragraphs.

(60) Other embodiments of the invention are possible. Although the description above contains much specificity, these should not be construed as limiting the scope of the invention, but as merely providing illustrations of some of the presently preferred embodiments of this invention. It is also contemplated that various combinations or sub-combinations of the specific features and aspects of the embodiments may be made and still fall within the scope of the inventions. It should be understood that various features and aspects of the disclosed embodiments can be combined with or substituted for one another in order to form varying modes of the disclosed inventions. Thus, it is intended that the scope of at least some of the present inventions herein disclosed should not be limited by the particular disclosed embodiments described above.

(61) The terms recited in the claims should be given their ordinary and customary meaning as determined by reference to relevant entries (e.g., definition of “plane” as a carpenter's tool would not be relevant to the use of the term “plane” when used to refer to an airplane, etc.) in dictionaries (e.g., widely used general reference dictionaries and/or relevant technical dictionaries), commonly understood meanings by those in the art, etc., with the understanding that the broadest meaning imparted by any one or combination of these sources should be given to the claim terms (e.g., two or more relevant dictionary entries should be combined to provide the broadest meaning of the combination of entries, etc.) subject only to the following exceptions: (a) if a term is used herein in a manner more expansive than its ordinary and customary meaning, the term should be given its ordinary and customary meaning plus the additional expansive meaning, or (b) if a term has been explicitly defined to have a different meaning by reciting the term followed by the phrase “as used herein shall mean” or similar language (e.g., “herein this term means,” “as defined herein,” “for the purposes of this disclosure [the term] shall mean,” etc.). References to specific examples, use of “i.e.,” use of the word “invention,” etc., are not meant to invoke exception (b) or otherwise restrict the scope of the recited claim terms. Other than situations where exception (b) applies, nothing contained herein should be considered a disclaimer or disavowal of claim scope. Accordingly, the subject matter recited in the claims is not coextensive with and should not be interpreted to be coextensive with any particular embodiment, feature, or combination of features shown herein. This is true even if only a single embodiment of the particular feature or combination of features is illustrated and described herein. Thus, the appended claims should be read to be given their broadest interpretation in view of the prior art and the ordinary meaning of the claim terms.

(62) Unless otherwise indicated, all numbers or expressions, such as those expressing dimensions, physical characteristics, etc. used in the specification (other than the claims) are understood as modified in all instances by the term “approximately.” At the very least, and not as an attempt to limit the application of the doctrine of equivalents to the claims, each numerical parameter recited in the specification or claims which is modified by the term “approximately” should at least be construed in light of the number of recited significant digits and by applying ordinary rounding techniques.