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Remote pointing system

  • US 4,280,135 A
  • Filed: 06/01/1979
  • Issued: 07/21/1981
  • Est. Priority Date: 06/01/1979
  • Status: Expired due to Term
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1. A remote pointing system comprising first means situated at a preselected location for emitting a visible beam of radiant energy of preselected wavelength, first means having a preselected configuration located adjacent said first beam emitting means for displaying thereon said visible beam of radiant energy and allowing further transmission of said visible beam of radiant energy, means in optical alignment with said beam of radiant energy transmitted from said first display means for receiving only said preselected wavelength of said beam of radiant energy and transmitting a signal capable of transmission over a telephone line corresponding to the position of said beam of radiant energy on said first display means, said receiving and telephone line transmission signal transmitting means including a video camera in optical alignment with said beam of radiant energy transmitted from said first display means and means operably connected to said video camera for converting a signal emanating from said video camera into said signal capable of transmission over said telephone line, means situated at a location other than said preselected location for receiving said telephone line transmission signal corresponding to the position of said beam of radiant energy on said first display means and transmitting a signal in accordance therewith, second means situated at said other location for emitting a visible beam of radiant energy, second means having a preselected configuration located adjacent said second beam emitting means for displaying said visible beam of radiant energy emitted therefrom, means operably connected to said position signal receiving and transmitting means at said other location for directing said beam of radiation emitted from said second beam emitting means onto said second display means in accordance with said position signal whereby the position of said beam of radiant energy on said second display means corresponds to the position of said beam of radiant energy on said first display means.

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