Special holographic security systems and similar holographic defense systems
OwnerAnthony Dewayne Johnsoninventor
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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.
Claims10
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;
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- 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.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.