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Eyeglasses type image display apparatus

  • US 6,483,483 B2
  • Filed: 03/15/1999
  • Issued: 11/19/2002
  • Est. Priority Date: 03/18/1998
  • Status: Expired due to Fees
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1. An eyeglasses type image display apparatus for being mounted on a head of a user to display an image in front of eyes of the user, the apparatus comprising:

  • a) connector configured to receive information from a computer therethrough;

    b) a processor configured to process the information received through said connector; and

    c) a display assembly configured to display an image based on the information processed by said processor while allowing the user to see the external world, the display assembly including;

    1) a display screen that emits an original image;

    2) a first half-mirror that is configured and arranged to partially reflect the original image from the display screen toward a second half-mirror, and to partially transmit toward the user'"'"'s eye, an enlarged image that is returned from the second half-mirror;

    3) the second half-mirror, constituting a curved half-mirror that is configured and arranged to enlarge the original image reflected by the first half-mirror and to return the enlarged image toward the first half-mirror;

    4) a second display screen that emits a second original image;

    5) a third half-mirror that is configured and arranged to partially reflect the second original image from the second display screen toward a fourth half-mirror, and to partially transmit toward the user'"'"'s second eye, a second enlarged image that is returned from the fourth half-mirror; and

    6) the fourth half-mirror, constituting a second curved half-mirror that is configured and arranged to enlarge the second original image reflected by the third half-mirror and to return the second enlarged image toward the third half-mirror;

    wherein the user can see both the enlarged returned image and the external world through the first and second half-mirrors; and

    wherein the user can see both the second enlarged returned image and the external world through the third and fourth half-mirrors.

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