Display system

Abstract

The invention relates to a display system for displaying at least one display content (40, 42), comprising a display field (32) and a holographic layer (34) consisting of primary tiles and secondary tiles, wherein the display field (32) is configured to generate primary light rays (36) for a primary display content (40) and secondary light rays (38) for a secondary display content (42) and to direct the primary light rays (36) onto the primary tiles and the secondary light rays (38) onto the secondary tiles, wherein the primary tiles are configured to direct the primary light rays (36) for the primary display content (40) in a primary direction, and wherein the secondary tiles are configured to direct the secondary light rays (38) for the secondary display content (42) in a secondary direction.

Description

[0001] The invention relates to a display system and a method for displaying at least one display content.

[0002] A holographic projector is known from document EP 3 798 738 B1.

[0003] A device for displaying a three-dimensional image is described in document EP 2 130 384 B1.

[0004] The document EP 865 626 B1 describes a device for displaying an autostereoscopic image.

[0005] From the state of the art, the article “Developments in autostereoscopic displays using holographic optical elements” by Trayner, David and Orr, Edwina is known (SPIE, Vol. 3012: Stereoscopic displays and virtual reality systems IV. 1997. pp. 167-174).

[0006] The document US 5 521 724 A describes an automultiscopic 3D video display with holographic optical elements.

[0007] A civilian anti-propaganda vehicle is known from document CN 104464571 A.

[0008] Against this background, one task was to emit different display contents in different directions using only one display.

[0009] This object is achieved by a display system and a method having the features of the independent patent claims. Embodiments of the display system and the method are evident from the dependent patent claims and the description.

[0010] The display system according to the invention is designed to represent at least one display content, generally different display contents, and has a display panel or display as an optical component and, as a further optical component, a holographic layer arranged directly or indirectly on the display panel and made up of at least two different types of tiles, namely primary tiles and secondary tiles. The display panel is designed to generate primary light beams for a primary display content and to direct these primary light beams typically in a targeted manner and / or only onto the primary tiles or only in the direction of the primary tiles. In addition, the display panel is designed to generate secondary light beams for a secondary display content and to direct these secondary light beams typically in a targeted manner and / or only onto the secondary tiles or only in the direction of the secondary tiles.The primary tiles are designed to direct the primary light rays for the primary display content from the holographic layer in a primary direction. The secondary tiles are designed to direct the secondary light rays for the secondary display content from the holographic layer in a secondary direction, wherein the primary direction and the secondary direction differ from one another. In addition, a mask with primary and secondary passages is arranged on the display panel, e.g. a passive display panel which has a wide radiation cone for light rays, as a further optical component and as a light directing layer, wherein each passage is designed as a hole, wherein a microlens is arranged in each passage of the mask. This, e.g.passive, display panel is configured to emit the primary light beams originally generated by the display panel onto primary apertures and the secondary light beams originally generated by the display panel onto secondary apertures of the mask, wherein the primary apertures are configured to direct and / or collimate the primary light beams substantially perpendicularly, typically at an angle of 90° + / - approximately 5° to 10° relative to a surface of the holographic layer, onto the primary tiles and the secondary light beams substantially perpendicularly, typically at an angle of 90° + / - approximately 5° to 10° relative to a surface of the holographic layer, onto the secondary tiles.

[0011] The display system is configured to selectively generate primary and / or secondary light beams and direct them into the environment. At one point in time, the display panel is configured to generate, typically only, the primary light beams and direct them, typically only, onto the primary tiles. Furthermore, at another point in time, the display panel is configured to generate, typically only, the secondary light beams and direct them onto the secondary tiles. Alternatively, the display panel can simultaneously generate primary and secondary light beams for the two, typically different, display contents and direct them onto the respective different tiles.

[0012] The display panel, which in one embodiment is designed, for example, as an active display panel, is designed to direct and / or focus originally generated primary light rays, usually actively, directly and, usually only, largely perpendicularly onto the primary tiles, and secondary light rays originally generated by the display panel, actively and directly, usually only, largely perpendicularly onto the secondary tiles. Typically, the light rays from the display panel cannot be or are not emitted exclusively vertically due to light scattering, for manufacturing and / or operational reasons. In one embodiment, the display panel is designed to collimate all light rays and to emit them at an angle of 90° + / - approximately 5° to 10° relative to its surface and relative to a surface of the holographic layer, and thus largely perpendicularly.

[0013] Such a mask can be arranged on the active display panel, which already actively emits the light rays largely perpendicularly, or on a passive display panel, which emits light rays only in the direction of the mask and the holographic layer. The mask can be designed or referred to as a directional foil.

[0014] In an embodiment of the display system, the display panel can have both primary and secondary light modules, which are designed to direct the primary and secondary light beams perpendicularly onto the respective primary and secondary tiles of the holographic layer. In each case, at least one primary light module or light element is assigned to a primary tile, and at least one secondary light module or light element is assigned to a secondary tile. If the display system also includes the mask between the display panel and the holographic layer, a primary passage is arranged between the at least one primary light module and the primary tile, wherein the at least one primary light module, the primary passage, and the primary tile are arranged along a primary channel.Furthermore, the at least one secondary light module, the secondary aperture, and the secondary tile are arranged along a secondary channel, wherein these channels are oriented parallel to one another and further arranged perpendicular to the holographic layer. It is possible for the display system to comprise, in addition to the primary and secondary tiles, further tiles for at least one further direction and at least one further display content, e.g., tertiary tiles for a tertiary direction and a tertiary display content. Accordingly, the display system additionally comprises at least tertiary apertures or tertiary channels in the mask and at least tertiary light modules.

[0015] In one embodiment, the holographic layer, e.g., a holographic foil, is exposed to a respective intended pattern of the primary tiles and the secondary tiles. The holographic layer is exposed to the respective intended pattern during the manufacture of the display system, with the different tiles being provided. It is possible for each tile to have a diffraction structure that enables targeted direction- and / or angle-dependent deflection of the light rays.

[0016] All tiles form a continuous, seamless surface made of and / or with n-sided tiles, with each of n sides of each tile, at least within the surface, directly bordering one of n sides of an immediately adjacent tile, typically among n immediately adjacent sides. At the edge or corner of such a surface, each n-sided tile has fewer than n immediately adjacent tiles. The n-sided tiles of a respective embodiment of a holographic layer are formed from isosceles triangles (n = 3), squares (n = 4), or regular hexagons (n ​​= 6). Sides of the n-sided tiles have a length of a few millimeters, for example 5 to 10 millimeters.

[0017] The display system is designed for a vehicle, for example a motor vehicle, wherein the display system or the optical components of the display system, i.e. at least the holographic layer and the display field as well as the mask additionally arranged therebetween in the embodiment, can be arranged or are arranged on, on and / or in an outer wall of the vehicle, in an environment of the vehicle so as to be visible from the outside.

[0018] The method according to the invention is provided for displaying at least one display content using a display system, for example an embodiment of the display system presented above, which has a display panel and a holographic layer made of at least two different types of tiles, at least primary tiles and secondary tiles. In this case, the display panel initially generates originally primary light beams for a primary display content and originally secondary light beams for a secondary display content. In this case, the display panel directs the originally primary light beams at least only onto the primary tiles or only in the direction of the primary tiles, and the originally secondary light beams at least only onto the secondary tiles or only in the direction of the secondary tiles.In addition, the originally primary light rays for the primary display content are directed by the primary tiles in a primary direction and emitted as redirected primary light rays from the display system at a primary angle or angular range into the surroundings of the display system. Furthermore, the originally secondary light rays for the secondary display content are directed by the secondary tiles in a secondary direction and emitted as redirected secondary light rays from the display system at a secondary angle or angular range into the surroundings of the display system. The primary direction or angle and the secondary direction or angle differ from one another.

[0019] The display system can also have a control unit for controlling an embodiment of the method. In an embodiment of the method, it is considered and / or selected whether only the primary light beams are originally generated and directed as redirected primary light beams for the primary display content only in the primary direction, whether only the secondary light beams are originally generated and directed as redirected secondary light beams for the secondary display content only in the secondary direction, or whether both types of light beams are originally generated simultaneously and emitted in a respective intended direction. In the latter case, both the primary light beams and the secondary light beams are originally generated and directed as primary light beams in the primary direction and as secondary light beams in the secondary direction.It is therefore possible for only the primary light rays to be emitted in the primary direction, only the secondary light rays in the secondary direction, or for both types of light rays to be emitted synchronously in the respective different directions. It is possible for the two intended directions for the two, usually different, display contents to be oriented in vectorially opposite directions along at least one spatial direction.

[0020] A primary viewer in a primary area of ​​the environment, which is located in the primary direction from the display system, usually starting from the surface of the holographic layer, will generally only see the primary display content, regardless of whether the secondary display content is also emitted into the environment at the same time or not. Accordingly, a secondary viewer in a secondary area of ​​the environment, which is located in the secondary direction from the display system, usually starting from the surface of the holographic layer, will generally only see the secondary display content, regardless of whether the primary display content is also emitted into the environment at the same time or not. Both display contents can be displayed or are to be displayed independently of one another in the different directions, i.e. independent of direction and / or time.

[0021] The method can be carried out using a display system or its optical components that are arranged on, at and / or in an outer wall of a vehicle. The primary display content is presented to a primary road user as the primary viewer in a primary area of ​​the vehicle's surroundings and / or the secondary display content is presented to a secondary road user as the secondary viewer in a secondary area of ​​the vehicle's surroundings. If the display system or its optical components is / are arranged on a lateral outer wall, the primary display content can usually be emitted forwards parallel to or in the forward direction of travel of the vehicle, and conversely, the secondary display content can usually be emitted rearwards against the forward direction of travel of the vehicle and presented in a direction-dependent manner.Optical signals can be provided to different road users in different areas of the vehicle's surroundings via the different display contents, with the vehicle communicating optically with these road users using these signals.

[0022] In one embodiment, the display panel comprises a display layer with a plurality of light modules or pixels, for example light-emitting diodes (LEDs), such as organic light-emitting diodes (OLEDs) or micro-light-emitting diodes (µLEDs), whereby these light modules can also be divided into primary light modules and secondary light modules. It is also possible for the display layer to be designed as a liquid crystal display (LCD), which or its surface can also be divided into primary light modules and secondary light modules, whereby it is possible for such light modules to have the same shape as the tiles of the holographic layer. In a further embodiment, the display panel additionally comprises a background lighting or backlight, which is designed to illuminate, backlight, and / or transilluminate the display layer from behind.

[0023] The display system enables angle-dependent emission of display content, such as images or symbols. With the holographic layer divided into tiles, the primary tiles can also be referred to and / or designed as white tiles and the secondary tiles as black tiles, whereby the usually square tiles can form a checkerboard pattern. Each primary light module and a primary tile, and a primary passage with a microlens arranged between them, form a primary channel for primary light rays. Each secondary light module and a secondary tile, and a secondary passage with a microlens arranged between them, form a secondary channel for secondary light rays. The entire optical resolution of the display field is distributed between the channels. The channels can be evenly or unevenly distributed depending on the application.It is possible for the number of primary and secondary channels to be equal, or for the number of primary channels to be greater than the number of secondary channels, or vice versa. By arranging the tiles in a checkerboard or honeycomb pattern, for example, the display panel can be displayed in its entirety while reducing the optical resolution compared to the light beams originally generated by the display panel. The holographic layer, e.g., film, is divided into tiles, ensuring that the respective display content is only visible at the intended angle or angle range.

[0024] The display system is designed, for example, for an autonomously driving vehicle, wherein the vehicle can communicate optically, i.e., by means of optical signals, with at least one road user, e.g., at least one other autonomously or piloted vehicle and / or a driver thereof, with at least one pedestrian and / or with at least one cyclist via the optical components of the display system arranged thereon. In this case, the respective display content, e.g., information or, if applicable, a warning, can be directed and / or emitted in a selected direction from the two possible directions to a specific and / or selected road user, depending on the traffic situation.It is intended that this particular road user is located in a specific direction of the two directions based on the optical components of the display system, whereas in another of the two directions, the display content is not transmitted in order not to irritate another road user.

[0025] Although this other road user can see the optical components of the display system, they cannot see the display content emitted in a specific direction for the specific road user. When the vehicle moves relative to a communication target, e.g. to a road user, the direction or angle at which the display content is directed and / or emitted is adjusted. It is possible that a specific display content for a road user moving relative to the vehicle and the display system arranged on it or its optical components is initially directed only in the primary direction by the primary tiles and then only in the secondary direction by the secondary tiles.

[0026] It is possible for only the holographic layer with the tiles to be arranged directly on a conventional, usually active, display panel, or for the mask and the holographic layer to be arranged on a conventional, usually passive or active, display panel. The finely perforated mask placed on the display panel allows light rays from at least one pixel or light module of the display panel to pass through. In each passage of the mask there is a microlens which aligns the light of the at least one pixel perpendicular or vertical to the tiles of the holographic layer, e.g. a holographic film. Above the mask is the holographic layer which, in a design to provide the different tiles, is exposed in a checkerboard pattern, with primary tiles being exposed with primary light rays, e.g. with a primary color, and secondary tiles being exposed with secondary light rays, e.g.with a secondary color. The mask with the microlenses is designed to collimate the light rays emitted broadly by the display panel. For an active display panel that can emit or radiate the light rays vertically, the mask can be omitted.

[0027] For example, the primary tiles or primary fields are exposed with a primary holographic content, whereby primary light rays incident perpendicularly thereto from the display field and / or the mask are deflected by the primary angle or a primary directional vector. Similarly, the secondary tiles or secondary fields are exposed with a secondary holographic content, whereby secondary light rays incident perpendicularly thereto from the display field and / or the mask are deflected by the secondary angle or a secondary directional vector.

[0028] In addition to the optical components already described for generating, vertically aligning, and directing light beams in a specific direction or at a specific angle, the display system also includes a control unit, such as an image processor. This control unit is designed to control at least one optical component, generally at least the display panel, and to direct light beams for at least one display content, i.e., primary light beams for the primary and / or secondary light beams for the secondary display content, to the various primary and secondary channels, i.e., to primary or secondary light modules, to primary or secondary apertures, and to primary and secondary tiles.To distribute and / or separate fields and to cause primary light beams to be emitted at the primary angle in the primary direction and secondary light beams to be emitted at the secondary angle in the secondary direction. The control unit adjusts the light modules or pixels of the display content to the different light beams to be emitted.

[0029] In an embodiment of the method, the control unit selectively controls the primary light modules and / or the secondary light modules, generating the primary and / or secondary light beams accordingly. For example, if only the primary light modules are activated for the primary light beams, the secondary light modules can be deactivated for the secondary light beams. Conversely, only the secondary light modules can be activated for the secondary light beams, and the primary light modules can be deactivated for the primary light beams.

[0030] It is understood that the features mentioned above and those to be explained below can be used not only in the combination specified in each case, but also in other combinations or on their own, without departing from the scope of the present invention.

[0031] The invention is illustrated schematically in the drawing using embodiments and is described schematically and in detail with reference to the drawing. Fig. 1 shows a schematic representation of a first embodiment of the display system according to the invention for carrying out a first embodiment of the method according to the invention. Fig. 2 shows a schematic representation of a second embodiment of the display system according to the invention for carrying out a second embodiment of the method according to the invention. Fig. 3a, Fig. 3b show a schematic representation of a third embodiment of the display system according to the invention for carrying out a third embodiment of the method according to the invention from different perspectives.

[0032] The figures are described coherently and comprehensively. The same reference symbols are assigned to the same components.

[0033] The Fig. The first embodiment of the display system 1 according to the invention, schematically illustrated in Figure 1, comprises a so-called active display panel 5, which has a display layer 4 and a backlight 2, a holographic layer 6 arranged thereon, and a UV-protective and force-resistant protective layer 12 arranged thereon. The holographic layer 6 is divided into primary tiles 8 and secondary tiles 10.

[0034] In the first embodiment of the method according to the invention, primary and secondary light beams 14 are originally generated directly by the active display field 5, which are or will be aligned perpendicularly or vertically onto the holographic layer 6 and impinge perpendicularly or vertically on its surface. In this case, primary light beams 14 for a primary display content are directed and / or emitted onto primary tiles 8 and secondary light beams 14 for a secondary display content are directed and / or emitted onto secondary tiles 10 of the holographic layer 6. Furthermore, light beams 14 from primary tiles 8 or fields of the holographic layer 6 are directed and / or emitted as resulting and / or deflected primary light beams 16 at a primary angle in a primary direction of an environment of the optical components of the display system 1. In addition, light beams 14 from secondary tiles 10 orFields of the holographic layer 6 as resulting and / or deflected secondary light beams 18 are directed and / or emitted at a secondary angle in a secondary direction of the environment of the optical components of the display system 1.

[0035] The Fig. The second embodiment of the display system 19 according to the invention, schematically illustrated in Figure 2, comprises a so-called passive display panel 21, which has a display layer 4 and a backlight 20. Arranged thereon is a first variant of a light-aligning mask 22, which has an opaque body 24 with apertures 26 or light-transmitting holes, wherein a microlens (not shown) is arranged in each aperture 26. The display system 19 has a holographic layer 6 arranged on the mask 22 and a force-resistant protective layer 12 arranged thereon, which protects against UV light. The holographic layer 6 is divided into primary tiles 8 and secondary tiles 10.

[0036] In the second embodiment of the method according to the invention, primary and secondary light beams 14 are originally generated directly by the passive display panel 5, which are directed towards the mask 22 and also in the direction of the holographic layer 6 and impinge on a surface of the mask 22, taking into account that each original light beam 14 is scattered. In this case, it is possible for the mask 22 to have both primary and secondary passages 26. Furthermore, each light beam 14 emitted through and traversing a passage 26 is directed perpendicularly or vertically onto the holographic layer 6 by the microlens arranged in the primary passage 26, wherein the light beam 14 impinges on the surface of the holographic layer 6 perpendicularly or vertically.

[0037] In this case, primary light rays 14 are directed from the display field 21 onto primary passages 26 and secondary light rays 14 are directed onto secondary passages 26. Furthermore, from primary passages 26, primary light rays 14 for a primary display content are directed and / or emitted onto primary tiles 8 and secondary light rays 14 for a secondary display content are directed and / or emitted from secondary passages 26 onto secondary tiles 10 of the holographic layer 6. Furthermore, light rays 14 from primary tiles 8 or fields of the holographic layer 6 are directed and / or emitted as resulting and / or deflected primary light rays 16 at a primary angle in a primary direction of an environment of the optical components of the display system 1. In addition, light rays 14 from secondary tiles 10 orFields of the holographic layer 6 as resulting and / or deflected secondary light beams 18 are directed and / or emitted at a secondary angle in a secondary direction of the environment of the optical components of the display system 1.

[0038] The third embodiment of the display system 30 according to the invention is shown in the Fig. 3a and Fig. 3b is schematically illustrated from two different perspectives. At least optical components of the display system 30, here a display panel 32 and a holographic layer 34 with primary and secondary tiles, are arranged on a lateral exterior wall 44, here a side door, of a vehicle 46, here embodied as a motor vehicle.

[0039] In the third embodiment of the method according to the invention, which is carried out with the third embodiment of the display system 19, primary light beams 36 for a primary display content 40 and secondary light beams 38 for a secondary display content 42 are generated by the display panel 32. Furthermore, the primary light beams 36 for the primary display content 40 are directed by the primary tiles of the holographic layer 34, which have a primary diffraction structure, at a primary angle in a primary direction, here largely opposite a forward direction of travel of the vehicle 46, generally at the primary angle obliquely behind the vehicle 46.Conversely, the secondary light beams 38 for the secondary display content 42 are directed by the secondary tiles of the holographic layer 34, which have a secondary diffraction structure, in a secondary direction, here largely in the forward direction of travel of the vehicle 46, usually at the secondary angle obliquely in front of the vehicle 46, wherein the primary direction and the secondary direction differ from each other.

[0040] Using the two usually different display contents 40, 42, which can be emitted simultaneously or independently of one another and with a time delay or one after the other depending on the direction, the vehicle 46 can visually display signals and thus information, for example instructions or warnings, to different road users in front of and / or behind the vehicle 46 and communicate with the road users.

[0041] In this case, it is possible for the display panel 32 to be configured as an active display panel 32, analogous to the display panel 5 of the first embodiment of the display system 1. Alternatively, it is possible for the third embodiment of the display system 30 to have a mask with apertures between the display panel 32 configured as a passive display panel 32 and the holographic layer 34, as is also the case with the second embodiment of the display system 19. REFERENCE SYMBOL: 1 display system 2 backlight 4 Display layer 5 Display field 6 holographic layer 8, 10 tiles 12 protective layer 14, 16, 18 light beam 19 Display system 20 backlight 21 Display field 22 Mask 24 bodies 26 Passage 30 display system 32 display field 34 holographic layer 36, 38 light beam 40, 42 Display content 44 Exterior wall 46 vehicles

Claims

[1] Display system for displaying at least one display content (40, 42), comprising a display panel (5, 21, 32) and a holographic layer (6, 34) made of primary tiles (8) and secondary tiles (10), wherein the display panel (5, 21, 32) is designed to generate primary light beams (14, 16, 36) for a primary display content (40) and secondary light beams (14, 18, 38) for a secondary display content (42) and to direct the primary light beams (14, 16, 36) onto the primary tiles (8) and secondary light beams (14, 18, 38) onto the secondary tiles (10), wherein the primary tiles (8) are designed to direct the primary light beams (14, 16, 36) for the primary display content (40) in a primary direction direct, wherein the secondary tiles (10) are designed to direct the secondary light beams (14, 18, 38) for the secondary display content (42) in a secondary direction, wherein on the display panel (5, 21,32) a mask (22) with primary and secondary apertures (26) is arranged, wherein a microlens is arranged in each aperture (26) of the mask (22), wherein the display panel (5, 21, 32) is designed to emit the primary light beams (14, 16, 36) onto primary apertures (26) and the secondary light beams (14, 18, 38) onto secondary apertures (26), wherein the primary apertures (26) are designed to direct the primary light beams (14, 16, 36) perpendicularly onto the primary tiles (8) and the secondary light beams (14, 18, 38) perpendicularly onto the secondary tiles (10). [2] Display system according to claim 1, wherein the display panel (5, 21, 32) is designed to direct the primary light beams (14, 16, 36) perpendicularly onto the primary tiles (8) and the secondary light beams (14, 18, 38) perpendicularly onto the secondary tiles (10). [3] A display system according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the holographic layer (6, 34) is exposed with a pattern of the primary tiles (8) and the secondary tiles (10). [4] Display system according to one of the preceding claims, in which the tiles (8, 10) are formed from isosceles triangles, squares or regular hexagons. [5] Display system according to one of the preceding claims for a vehicle (46), wherein the display system (1) is to be arranged on an outer wall (44) of the vehicle (46). [6] Method for displaying at least one display content (40, 42) with a display system (1, 19, 30) having a display field (5, 21, 32) and a holographic layer (6, 34) made of primary tiles (8) and secondary tiles (10), wherein primary light beams (14, 16, 36) for a primary display content (40) and secondary light beams (14, 18, 38) for a secondary display content (42) are generated by the display field (5, 21, 32), wherein the primary light beams (14, 16, 36) are directed from the display field (5, 21, 32) onto the primary tiles (8) and the secondary light beams (14, 18, 38) are directed from the display field (5, 21, 32) onto the secondary tiles (10), wherein the primary light beams (14, 16, 36) for the primary display content (40) are directed by the primary tiles (8) in a primary direction and the secondary light beams (14, 18, 38) for the secondary display content (42) are directed by the secondary tiles (10) in a secondary direction,wherein a mask (22) with primary and secondary apertures (26) is arranged on the display panel (5, 21, 32), wherein a microlens is arranged in each aperture (26) of the mask (22), wherein the display panel (5, 21, 32) is designed to emit the primary light beams (14, 16, 36) onto primary apertures (26) and the secondary light beams (14, 18, 38) onto secondary apertures (26), wherein the primary apertures (26) are designed to direct the primary light beams (14, 16, 36) perpendicularly onto the primary tiles (8) and the secondary light beams (14, 18, 38) perpendicularly onto the secondary tiles (10). [7] Method according to claim 6, in which it is selected whether only the primary light beams (14, 16, 36) are generated and directed as primary light beams (14, 16, 36) for the primary display content (40) in the primary direction, whether only the secondary light beams (14, 18, 38) are generated and directed as secondary light beams (14, 18, 38) for the secondary display content (42) in the secondary direction, or whether both the primary light beams (14, 16, 36) and the secondary light beams (14, 18, 38) are generated and directed as primary light beams (14, 16, 36) in the primary direction and as secondary light beams (14, 18, 38) in the secondary direction. [8] Method according to claim 6 or 7, which is carried out with a display system (1, 19, 30) on an outer wall of a vehicle, wherein the primary display content (40) is presented to a primary road user and the secondary display content (42) is presented to a secondary road user in an environment of the vehicle.

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