Rendering an image pixel in a composite display
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1. A method comprising:
- mapping at least one image pixel to at least two of a plurality of temporal pixels; and
rendering, with the plurality of temporal pixels, a plurality of image pixels, wherein;
the first paddle includes a first plurality of pixel elements and is configured to rotate around a first axis such that the first plurality of pixel elements sweeps out a first planar area orthogonal to the first axis;
the second paddle includes a second plurality of pixel elements and is configured to rotate around a second axis such that the second plurality of pixel elements sweeps out a second planar area orthogonal to the second axis, the first planar area and the second planar area overlapping portion and first and second non-overlapping portions, and the first axis being substantially parallel to the second axis;
each temporal pixel corresponds to a pixel element of the first paddle or the second paddle at a given sweep location; and
an intensity of the at least one image pixel, based on an image to be displayed, is achieved by spreading out the intensity across the at least two temporal pixels.
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Abstract
Rendering an image pixel in a composite display is disclosed. In some embodiments, an image pixel is mapped to a plurality of temporal pixels, and the image pixel is rendered in a composite display using at least a subset of the plurality of temporal pixels to which it is mapped, with the intensity of the image pixel spread across the subset of temporal pixels.
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1. A method comprising:
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mapping at least one image pixel to at least two of a plurality of temporal pixels; and rendering, with the plurality of temporal pixels, a plurality of image pixels, wherein; the first paddle includes a first plurality of pixel elements and is configured to rotate around a first axis such that the first plurality of pixel elements sweeps out a first planar area orthogonal to the first axis; the second paddle includes a second plurality of pixel elements and is configured to rotate around a second axis such that the second plurality of pixel elements sweeps out a second planar area orthogonal to the second axis, the first planar area and the second planar area overlapping portion and first and second non-overlapping portions, and the first axis being substantially parallel to the second axis; each temporal pixel corresponds to a pixel element of the first paddle or the second paddle at a given sweep location; and an intensity of the at least one image pixel, based on an image to be displayed, is achieved by spreading out the intensity across the at least two temporal pixels. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11)
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12. A system comprising:
a pixel element control module configured to; map at least one image pixel to at least two of a plurality of temporal pixels; and render, with the plurality of temporal pixels, a plurality of image pixels, wherein; the first paddle includes a first plurality of pixel elements and is configured to rotate around a first axis such that the first plurality of pixel elements sweeps out a first planar area orthogonal to the first axis; the second paddle includes a second plurality of pixel elements and is configured to rotate around a second axis such that the second plurality of pixel elements sweeps out a second planar area orthogonal to the second axis, the first planar area and the second planar area include an overlapping portion and first and second non-overlapping portions, and the first axis being substantially parallel to the second axis; each temporal pixel corresponds to a pixel element of the first paddle or the second paddle at a given sweep location; and an intensity of the at least one image pixel, based on an image to be displayed, is achieved by spreading out the intensity across the at least two temporal pixels. - View Dependent Claims (13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21)
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22. A tangible computer readable medium wherein computer instructions are stored, the instructions operable to cause a computer to:
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map at least one image pixel to at least two of a plurality of temporal pixels; and render, with the plurality of temporal pixels, a plurality of image pixels, wherein; the first paddle includes a first plurality of pixel elements and is configured to rotate around a first axis such that the first plurality of pixel elements sweeps out a first planar area orthogonal to the first axis; the second paddle includes a second plurality of pixel elements and is configured to rotate around a second axis such that the second plurality of pixel elements sweeps out a second planar area orthogonal to the second axis, the first planar area and the second planar area include an overlapping portion and first and second non-overlapping portions, and the first axis being substantially parallel to the second axis; each temporal pixel corresponds to a pixel element of the first paddle or the second paddle at a given sweep location; and an intensity of the at least one image pixel, based on an image to be displayed, is achieved by spreading out the intensity across the at least two temporal pixels. - View Dependent Claims (23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31)
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32. An apparatus comprising:
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a first paddle including a first plurality of pixel elements and configured to rotate around a first axis such that the first plurality of pixel elements sweeps out a first planar area orthogonal to the first axis; a second paddle including a second plurality of pixel elements and configured to rotate around a second axis such that the first plurality of pixel elements sweeps out a second planar area, orthogonal to the second axis, the first planar area and the second planar area including an overlapping portion and a first and second non-overlapping portions, and the first axis being substantially parallel to the second axis; and a pixel element control module configured to; map at least one image pixel to at least two of a plurality of temporal pixels; and render with the plurality of temporal pixels, a plurality of image pixels, wherein; each temporal pixel corresponds to a pixel element of the first paddle or the second paddle at a given sweep location; and an intensity of the at least one image pixel, based on an image to be displayed, is achieved by spreading out the intensity across the at least two temporal pixels. - View Dependent Claims (33, 34, 35, 36, 37, 38, 39, 40)
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