Light Therapy Device Using Kirlian Photography for Liquid Image Projection
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Solution Overview
Problem
Conventional light therapy devices are limited by high constructional costs and limited variations, failing to provide effective and affordable alternatives for improving well-being and therapeutic effects.
Innovation Solution
A light therapy device utilizing Kirlian photography to create an image from an aqueous liquid mixed with ethanol, which is then projected onto a living being using a projection device, enhancing the therapeutic effect by stimulating the immune system and subjective well-being.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Reliability
If conventional light therapy devices are used, then therapeutic effects can be achieved, but constructional costs are high and variations are limited
Solution Approach 1:
The patent uses Kirlian photography to create an image copy of the liquid sample's corona discharge pattern, which is then projected onto the patient. This replaces complex conventional light therapy apparatus with a simplified system using standard photographic materials and a projector, significantly reducing constructional costs while maintaining therapeutic effectiveness.
2Adaptability or versatility
If conventional light therapy systems are used, then illumination can be provided, but adaptability and variations are limited
Solution Approach 1:
The patent changes the fundamental parameter of light therapy from using fixed-wavelength light sources to using variable corona discharge patterns captured through Kirlian photography. This allows each liquid sample to produce a unique therapeutic image pattern, greatly increasing adaptability and therapeutic variations while keeping implementation costs low using standard photographic materials.
3Illumination intensity
If traditional color therapy systems are used, then chromatic light can be applied, but system complexity and cost increase
Solution Approach 1:
The patent replaces the mechanical/optical system of conventional color therapy (which requires multiple light sources, filters, and complex illumination apparatus) with a photographic process. The chromatic information is captured statically through Kirlian photography and then projected, eliminating the need for complex real-time optical manipulation systems.
Applied Scientific Principles
This section explains which scientific principles are used to turn an abstract innovation direction into a practical engineering solution.
Function Achieved in This Case
The device achieves therapeutically effective results, including improved well-being, reduced violence tendencies, alleviated ADD symptoms, and immune system stimulation at a low cost, offering an alternative to traditional color therapy systems.
Implementation Method 1
a projection device (1) having a projection light means (10) and an image carrier (12) for slides to be projected, with which a light path (16) is associated which is directed onto an object (18)
Implementation Method 2
When implemented in practice the object to be detected photographically, in this case a sample of the aqueous liquid mixed with ethanol, is brought, in an otherwise known manner, into an electric field together with the film material, which is still unexposed at this point, in such a way that the aqueous liquid, relative to a counter electrode which, for example, is made of metal, forms a corona discharge under high voltage (typical value 20 kV) which then exposes the film material
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AI summary
A light therapy device for applying an image produced from a therapeutically effective aqueous liquid, is provided. The device includes a slide, prepared by Kirlian and/or corona discharge photography, of a sample of an aqueous liquid removed from a liquid-retaining body and mixed with ethanol, and a projection device with a light device which emits visible light and is designed to project the slide onto an object, in particular a living being, in such a way that a sample of the liquid contained in a container which is permeable to and can be irradiated by the visible light is arranged in a light path between a unit, which holds the slide, of the projection device and the object.