System and method for the control of a plurality of lasers
AssigneeX-Laser, LLC
InventorDan Goldsmith
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Abstract
A laser light display system that includes a plurality of laser heads, a router controller and a plurality of transmission cables is disclosed. The system includes control signal receivers associated with the laser heads and a laser controller that includes a relay, signal output ports, and a programmable logic controller for providing output signals for the control of the laser heads each which emit a single static and motionless beam of radiation of visible light.
Claims13
A laser light display system comprising a plurality of laser heads and a router controller and a plurality of transmission cables,
- each said laser head devices further comprising a single laser diode, a control signal receiving means, a laser controller and power source, wherein said laser controller comprises a relay, and
- said a router controller further comprising a plurality of output ports, a programmable logic controller to provide output signals to control the activation of said laser head devices, and
- wherein said transmission cables are in communication with said router controller and transmit control signals from said router controller to said laser head devices, and
- wherein said laser heads are enclosed by a casing through which a single window defining an exterior optic surface and said laser emits a single static and motionless beam of radiation of visible light through said window.
A method of creating a laser light show comprising positioning at least three laser heads at discrete locations on a support structure, wherein said laser heads comprise FDA/IEC Class IIIB devices, and each said laser head further comprises a diode and driver that creates a single static and stationary beam and a controller, said method further comprising orienting said laser heads in three different directions, and then activating a first laser head to project a visible light beam to define a first vector for a first predetermined time, activating a second head to project a visible light beam to define a second vector after said first predetermined time has elapsed for a second predetermined period of time, and after said second predetermined time has lapsed, activating a third laser head to project a visible light beam to define a third vector.
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