Display arrangement
AssigneeNobelTech Electronics AB
InventorHans Biverot
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Abstract
A display arrangement for displaying an image for a viewer on the basis of at least two variables for each picture element such as a picture element position and picture element information includes a first and a separate second display element arranged at a distance from one another in the optical viewing range of the viewer and an element for mutual synchronization therebetween with each display element of the display arrangement reproducing at least one variable. The first and second display elements are arranged along a line creating a viewing direction for the viewer, which essentially coincides with the direction from the viewer to the first display element and the second display element is arranged in the immediate vicinity of the viewer and is carried by the viewer to follow his movements whereby viewing is invariant in space.
Claims12
Display arrangement for displaying an image for a viewer on the basis of at least two variables for each picture element such as a picture element position and picture element information, the display arrangement including:
- a first and a separate second display element arranged at a distance from one another in the optical viewing range of the viewer and means for mutual synchronization therebetween;
- each display element of the display arrangement reproducing at least one variable;
- the first and second display elements being arranged along a line creating a viewing direction for the viewer, which essentially coincides with the direction from the viewer to the first display element and the second display element being arranged in the immediate vicinity of the viewer and being carried by the viewer to follow the movements of the viewer whereby viewing is invariant in space.
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