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Dynamic foveal vision display

A head mounted display system with at least one retinal display unit having a curved reflector positioned in front of one eye or both eyes of a wearer. The unit includes a first set of three modulated visible-light lasers co-aligned and adapted to provide a laser beam with selectable color and a first scanner unit providing both horizontal and vertical scanning of the laser beam across a portion of the curved reflector in directions so as to produce a reflection of the color laser beam through the pupil of the eye onto a portion of the retina large enough to encompass the fovea. The unit also includes a second set three modulated visible-light lasers plus an infrared laser, all lasers being co-aligned and adapted to provide a color and infrared peripheral view laser beam, and a second scanner unit providing both horizontal and vertical scanning of the visible light and infrared laser beams across a portion of the curved reflector in directions so as to produce a reflection of the scanned color and infrared laser beams through the pupil of the eye onto a portion of retina corresponding to a field of view of at least 30 degrees×30 degrees.
Owner:TREX ENTERPRISES CORP

Multijunction solar cell with bonded transparent conductive interlayer

Methods and apparatuses for creating solar cell assemblies with bonded interlayers are disclosed. In summary, the present invention describes an apparatus and method for making a solar cell assembly with transparent conductive bonding interlayers. An apparatus in accordance with the present invention comprises a substrate, a first solar cell, coupled to a first side of the substrate, wherein the first solar cell comprises a first Transparent Conductive Coating (TCC) layer coupled to a first polarity electrode of the first solar cell, and a second solar cell, the second solar cell being bonded to the first solar cell by bonding the first TCC layer to the second solar cell.
Owner:THE BOEING CO

Package for medical device

This invention provides a medical device container comprising thermoplastic materials wherein said container is transmissive over substantially all of the surface area of said container to greater than 30% of the radiation in the range of 240 to 280 nm which impinges upon said container, and wherein said container is impervious to microorganisms. The preferred medical device container houses a contact lens.
Owner:MUGGLI OLIVIER Y +1

Radiation Window With Coated Silicon Support Structure

InactiveUS20090173897A1Maximizes radiation transmissionMinimizes spectral contaminationMaterial analysis using wave/particle radiationRadiation/particle handlingSiliconPellicle membrane
A window for a radiation detection system includes a frame with an aperture therein configured to receive radiation therethrough. A plurality of silicon ribs span the aperture and are carried by the frame. A coating substantially envelopes each of the plurality of silicon ribs. A thin film covers the aperture and is carried by the plurality of silicon ribs and is configured to pass radiation therethrough.
Owner:MOXTEK INC

Glass and use of a glass for glass-metal bonds

The glass of the glass-metal bond contains the following ingredients in the following amounts: SiO2, 72-80 wt %; B2O3, 4-<6 wt %; Al2O3, 2-5 wt %; Na2O, 4-7 wt %; K2O, 0-3 wt %; CaO, 2.5-8 wt %; MgO, 0-2 wt %; BaO, 0-4 wt %; TiO2, 0-5 wt %; CeO2, 0-2 wt %; Fe2O3, 0-0.1 wt %; F, 0-2 wt %; and the ratio of the sum total amount of Al2O3 and B2O3 (in mol %) to the sum total amount of MgO, CaO and BaO (in mol %) in the glass is less than 5. The glass-metal bond advantageously includes a KOVAR® alloy and the glass of the aforesaid composition and connects the glass envelope tube with an inner metal absorber tube in a tube collector.
Owner:SCHOTT AG

Method of combining dispersed light sources for projection display

A method and system for combining light emitted by dispersed light sources for use in a projection display or similar system. A plurality of elongated and tapered light integrators are placed side by side forming an array, each having at their small input end a light source, such as an LED. Light collimated by each light integrator is further collimated by a convex lens disposed immediately at the output end of the light integrator. From the convex lenses, the light falls upon an array integrator, preferably a fly-eye type integrator, and passes through it to a second array integrator. Light emerging from the second array integrator is then passed through one or more relay lenses and falls upon a light modulator, such as a digital mircomirror device (DMD). The modulated light beam then passes through a projection lens and onto a visual image display screen. The display screen may, for example, be the screen of a high definition television (HDTV).
Owner:TEXAS INSTR INC

Radio frequency emission guard for portable wireless electronic device

ActiveUS20140159980A1Avoid spreadingOptimizing available transmission pathLoop antennasAntenna detailsEngineeringRadio frequency
A radio frequency and electromagnetic emission shield employed on wireless personal and portable electronic devices, containing one or more layers of radio frequency (RF) or electromagnetic (EM) screening material, shielding the user from harmful RF or EM radiation, or a redirection antenna that receives all RF signals, and redirects those signals away from the user. The RF emission shield may be contained within a plurality of outer layers, providing a secure fit to a wireless electronic device and an outer layer providing an easy grip for the user.
Owner:STINGRAY SHIELDS CORP

Microlithography exposure apparatus using polarized light and microlithography projection system having concave primary and secondary mirrors

The present invention relates to a microlithography projection exposure apparatus for wavelengths ≦100 nm, in particular for EUV lithography using wavelengths <50 nm, preferably <20 nm having an illumination system which illuminates a field in an object plane using light of a defined polarization state and an objective which projects the field in the object plane into an image plane, the polarized light passing through the objective from the object plane to the image plane.
Owner:CARL ZEISS SMT GMBH

Wearable apparatus for the treatment or prevention of osteopenia and osteoporosis, stimulating bone growth, preserving or improving bone mineral density, and inhibiting adipogenesis

ActiveUS20150272805A1Maintain and promote bone-tissue growthTreat chronic back painChiropractic devicesVibration massageAccelerometerAdipogenesis
A wearable apparatus for the treatment or prevention of osteopenia or osteoporosis, stimulating bone growth, preserving or improving bone mineral density, and inhibiting adipogenesis is disclosed where the apparatus may generally comprise one or more vibrating elements configured for imparting repeated mechanical loads to the hip, femur, and / or spine of an individual at a frequency and acceleration sufficient for therapeutic effect. These vibrating elements may be secured to the upper body of an individual via one or more respective securing mechanisms, where the securing mechanisms are configured to position the one or more vibrating elements in a direction lateral to the individual, and the position, tension, and efficacy of these vibrating elements may be monitored and / or regulated by one or more accelerometers.
Owner:BONE HEALTH TECH INC

Broadband silicon nitride polarization beam splitter

A compact polarization beam splitter is formed by cascading two stages of directional couplers each containing two waveguides laid in parallel with a coupling gap. Each waveguide is made by silicon nitride material having a minimum length configured to be comparable with a coupling length for a TE polarization mode being set as twice of a coupling length for a TM polarization mode. A first-stage direction coupler is optimized by making the coupling gap smaller / greater than a nominal value to maximize TE / TM extinction ratio at least for a shorter / longer wavelength window of a designated wavelength band and each of two second-stage directional couplers is optimized by making the coupling gap greater / smaller than the nominal value to maximize TE / TM extinction ratio at least for a complementary longer / shorter wavelength window of the same designated wavelength band.
Owner:MARVELL ASIA PTE LTD

Non-parallax optical auto-focusing system and method

A non-parallax optical auto-focusing system focuses an image and determines a distance to an optical target without being prone to errors due to parallax. The system includes a first beam splitter, a second beam splitter, and a lens positioned therebetween on an optical axis. An aiming beam is directed towards an optical target and the redirected reflected beam is received by a quadrant sensor assembly for generating an output signal indicative of a parameter of the redirected reflected aiming beam. A processor receives the output signal and generates a control signal for actuating an actuator to reposition the lens. The system continues to position the lens until the measured parameter is within a predetermined range for optimally focusing the optical target on an image sensor. The distance to the optical target is determined by using a look-up table to correlate the measured parameter to the distance to the optical target.
Owner:SYMBOL TECH INC

System and method for simultaneously providing public and private images

System and methods for providing simultaneous public and private video, where a private viewer looking through an eye filter perceives the private video while a public viewer not looking through an eye filter perceives the public video. First a public image is generated and linearly polarized. The public image is then modulated to further encode a private image using an additional liquid crystal modulating layer. The modulated public image including the encoded private image is then received and filtered by various embodiments of passive or active eye filters comprising various combinations of spatial, temporal or spatial-temporal filters. The eye filters optionally include identifying means such that the system provides customized private images to selected eye filters. Means for providing private audio simultaneous with the private video are also shown. The system can be implemented as either a display or a projector and used in a destination-wide gaming system.
Owner:AMAN JAMES ANDREW +3

Graphene-based solar cell

A solar cell includes a transparent upper electrode for conducting electrons and for allowing incoming photons of light to pass therethrough. An exciton trapping region is disposed proximate the upper electrode, and includes graphene and an exciton trapping dye. The trapping dye traps captured excitons, and the graphene rapidly conducts freed electrons therefrom to the upper electrode. A pigment layer, in close proximity to the exciton trapping region, includes one or more pigment dyes that absorb light photons and emit excitons for transmission to the trapping dye. Excitons emitted by a first pigment dye can further trigger emission of excitons by a second pigment dye. A backing electrode is electrically coupled to the pigment layer via an anionic polyelectrolyte for transporting electrons to the pigment layer to replenish electrons conducted by the transparent upper electrode.
Owner:ISAACS SODEYE AKINBODE I

Self-Construction System of Wireless Sensor Network and Method for Self-Construction of Wireless Sensor Network Using the Same

Disclosed is a self-construction system of a wireless sensor network, and a method for self-construction of a wireless sensor network using the same. Also disclosed is a method for self-construction of a cluster tree structure-based wireless sensor network (WSN). The present invention can connect devices distributed densely in a wide area to a network while maintaining the advantages of a conventional tree-structured network, such as the reduction of time required for network construction, traffic by the exchange of control command messages, and a load for a routing path search, and thus can provide a WSN having an improved self-construction performance.
Owner:HYBEE INC

Surgical guide for implanting a knee prosthesis

The invention relates to a surgical guide (1, 1′) for implanting a knee prosthesis, advantageously capable of allowing the intraoperative balancing of the knee ligaments, comprising: a first component (G1, G1′) intended for uniquely coupling with the distal epiphyseal end (Ed) of a femur (Fe); a template (Gr, Gr′) rotatably mounted with respect to said first component (G1, G1′) and intended for guiding a marking operation of said distal epiphyseal end (Ed) aimed to determine the position of a knee prosthesis to be implanted; and a second component (G2) intended for solidly coupling said template (Gr, Gr′) with a proximal epiphyseal end (Ep) of a tibia (Ti) corresponding to said femur (Fe).
Owner:MEDACTA INT SA

Molded piezoelectric apparatus

A piezoelectric apparatus comprising a piezoelectric element that is held in static compression is manufactured using moldable materials and a molding process, e.g., injection molding or die casting. The static compression is caused by an intrinsic urge of the moldable material to expand, contract, or deform otherwise, which develops in the material during the hardening phase of the molding process. To enhance the usefulness of the device, a variety of inserts can be connected to the device and various features can be formed by the moldable material at the same time as the molding process takes place. Static preloads may also be caused by mechanically preloaded elements that are introduced during the molding process or by elements that concurrently introduced but that are permanently deformed thereafter.
Owner:ELLIPTEC RESONANT ACTUATOR

Device for Collecting Flux of Electromagnetic Radiation in the Extreme Ultraviolet

Device for collecting a flux of electromagnetic radiation in the extreme ultraviolet (EUV) emitted by a source (S), comprising a main, first collector stage (E1), with a concave collector mirror (2) placed in front of the source (S) at a distance of greater than 250 mm and pierced by a central hole (3) and a convex mirror (4) placed behind the concave mirror level with the source and pierced by a central hole (5), and at least a second collector stage (E2) with a concave collector mirror (7) placed in front of the stage (E1) and pierced by a central hole (8) and a convex mirror (9) placed behind the concave mirror.
Owner:SAGEM DEFENSE SECURITE SA

Programmable optical vector modulator and method for use in coherent optical communications

A transmitter comprising a programmable optical vector modulator and method for coherent optical signal communication. The transmitter includes a transmitter laser whose output is coupled by way of an optical fiber to an amplitude modulator. The output of the amplitude modulator is coupled by way of a length of optical fiber to a phase modulator. The phase modulator generates a modulated light output from the transmitter. Amplitude modulation is achieved by inputting data and a data clock signal to amplitude symbol mapping logic whose outputs are selectively weighted, summed, amplified and input to the amplitude modulator to amplitude modulate the output of the transmitter laser. Phase modulation is achieved by inputting the modulating data and the data clock signal to phase angle symbol mapping logic whose outputs are selectively weighted, summed, amplified, delayed to synchronize with the arrival of the light from the amplitude modulator, and input to the phase modulator to phase modulate the amplitude modulated output of the transmitter laser. The programmability of the vector modulator allows the transmission of an M-ary modulation format that maximizes the data transmission for a given optical dynamic range and bit error rate target. Also, the programmability allows for rapid change in modulation format to maximize data transmission for changes in optical dynamic range and bit error rate target. The M-ary constellation may be predistorted to compensate for equipment piece part variation and fiber nonlinear effects; in particular the effect commonly known as “self-phase modulation”.
Owner:LOCKHEED MARTIN CORP

Method for controlling medium access in full-duplex wi-fi network

The present invention includes: defining a transmission signal generated by the AP and a transmitter (TX) configured to transmit a signal to the AP and reception signals generated by the AP and receivers (RXs) configured to receive a signal from the AP, and canceling self-interference in consideration of a channel gain of the self-interference at the AP; defining a channel transmitted from the TX to the AP as uplink, defining a channel transmitted from the AP to the RX as downlink, and deriving a signal-to-interference-plus-noise ratio (SINR) for a signal transmittable on the uplink and the downlink; selecting an RX capable of maximizing a capacity sum of transmit powers of the AP and the TX; and selecting optimum transmit powers of the AP and the TX for maximizing SINRs of transmission on the uplink and the downlink.
Owner:GWANGJU INST OF SCI & TECH

Reduced visibility insect screen

InactiveUS20050098277A1Less visibleMore transparentScreensSievingVisibilityInvisibility
An insect screen of increased invisibility can be created by using small wire diameter elements and / or increasing the mesh density of the screen. The combination of small wire diameter and increased mesh density provide a screen with a higher Dalquist Rating that becomes invisible at closer distances. A “sweet spot” exists at which a screen with a combination high mesh density and small wire diameter is less visible, while still providing the strength, durability, and quality desired. Further, screens with properties in proximity to this sweet spot also provide a marked increase in invisibility.
Owner:ANDERSEN CORPORATION
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