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US 2021/0197947 A1Published application
Aerostat Display
OwnerQingyuan Liinventor
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Abstract
The present disclosure provides aerostat display, which utilizes the aerial display by exploiting the visual residue of pointolites rotating around the outer surface of the aerostat on human eyes.
Claims8
An aerostat display, comprising:
- pointolites, arc strip(s), envelope(s) and motor, wherein pointolites are embedded in said arc strip(s), said arc strip(s) are installed outside said envelope(s), said motor drives said arc strip(s) to rotate around the said envelope(s);
- said envelope(s) contains a gas lighter than air to generate buoyancy;
- said pointolites be turned on or off based on instructions when rotating to a specific position, so as to exploit the visual residue of human eye to form an image to be displayed.
The aerostat display according to claim 2, further comprising cable(s) to provide power and tether said aerostat display to the ground or other fixed points.
An aerostat display, comprising:
- pointolites, arc strip(s), envelope(s) and motor, wherein pointolites are embedded in said arc strip(s), said arc strip(s) are installed outside said envelope(s), said motor drives said arc strip(s) to rotate around the said envelope(s);
- said envelope(s) contains a gas lighter than air to generate buoyancy;
- said pointolites be turned on or off based on instructions when rotating to a specific position, so as to exploit the visual residue of human eye to form an image to be displayed.
An aerostat display, comprising:
- pointolites, arc strip(s), envelope(s) and motor, wherein pointolites are embedded in said arc strip(s), said arc strip(s) are installed outside said envelope(s), said motor drives said arc strip(s) to rotate around the said envelope(s);
- said envelope(s) contains a gas lighter than air to generate buoyancy;
- said pointolites be turned on or off based on instructions when rotating to a specific position, so as to exploit the visual residue of human eye to form an image to be displayed.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.