Electronic mirror
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1. An electronic mirror, comprising:
- a display device, wherein the display device is a partially transparent display screen;
an image sensor set on a surface of the partially transparent display screen to capture an image of an observer located in one side of the partially transparent display screen as a first image; and
a mainbody set in another side of the partially transparent display screen and electrically connected with the image sensor through a signal transmission line, wherein the mainbody comprises a projection device to receive the first image and process the first image as a second image, then to project the second image onto the partially transparent display screen for displaying a third image which can be seen by the observer.
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Abstract
An electronic mirror includes: a partially transparent display screen, an image sensor set on a surface of the partially transparent display screen to capture an image of an observer located in one side of the partially transparent display screen as a first image; and a mainbody set in another side of the partially transparent display screen and electrically connected with the image sensor to receive the first image and process it as a second image, then project the second image onto the partially transparent display screen for displaying a third image which can be seen by the observer.
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1. An electronic mirror, comprising:
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a display device, wherein the display device is a partially transparent display screen; an image sensor set on a surface of the partially transparent display screen to capture an image of an observer located in one side of the partially transparent display screen as a first image; and a mainbody set in another side of the partially transparent display screen and electrically connected with the image sensor through a signal transmission line, wherein the mainbody comprises a projection device to receive the first image and process the first image as a second image, then to project the second image onto the partially transparent display screen for displaying a third image which can be seen by the observer. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15)
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