Patents Assigned to LUSOSPACE, PROJECTOS ENGENHARIA LDA
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Patent number: 10698221Abstract: A display device includes an array of light emitting elements and a plurality of optical elements for receiving light from the array of light emitting elements where each optical element is configured to provide a collimated light beam.Type: GrantFiled: January 16, 2019Date of Patent: June 30, 2020Assignee: Lusospace, Projectos Engenharia LDAInventors: Ivo Vieira, Luis Filipe Caleira Dos Santos Cardoso, Géraud Louis Dominique Moulas, Manuel João Fernandes Vaz Martins
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Publication number: 20190179152Abstract: A display device includes an array of light emitting elements and a plurality of optical elements for receiving light from the array of light emitting elements where each optical element is configured to provide a collimated light beam.Type: ApplicationFiled: January 16, 2019Publication date: June 13, 2019Applicant: Lusospace, Projectos Engenharia LDAInventors: Ivo Vieira, Luís Filipe Caleira Dos Santos Cardoso, Géraud Louis Dominique Moulas, Manuel João Fernandes Vaz Martins
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Patent number: 10209519Abstract: A display device (10) is provided. The display device comprises an array of light emitting elements (16). The display device further comprises a plurality of optical elements (18) for receiving light from the array of light emitting elements. Each optical element is configured to provide a collimated light beam (20).Type: GrantFiled: July 10, 2014Date of Patent: February 19, 2019Assignee: Lusospace, Projectos Engenharia LDAInventors: Ivo Vieira, Luis Filipe Caleira Dos Santos Cardoso, Géraud Louis Dominique Moulas, Manuel João Fernandes Vaz Martins
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Patent number: 9983408Abstract: A display device 10 comprises a see-through member 12 having a see-through area 14, the see-through member 12 including a plurality of display segments 16 for emitting visible light, the display segments 16 being provided within the see-through area 14 in a mutually spaced manner, the see-through member 12 further including a plurality of holographic optical elements 20 provided within the see-through area 14, each holographic optical element 20 being associated with a respective display segment 16, wherein each holographic optical element 20 is adapted to collimate the visible light emitted by the associated display segment 16 when the display segment 16 is located in a focal plane of the associated holographic optical element 20.Type: GrantFiled: March 26, 2013Date of Patent: May 29, 2018Assignee: Lusospace, Projectos Engenharia LDAInventor: Ivo Yves De Matos Pereira Vieira
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Patent number: 9703101Abstract: A see-through head or helmet mounted display device (10) comprises a see-through member (18) having a see-through area (22). The see-through member (18) includes a plurality of display segments (20; 20a, 20b) for emitting visible light. The plurality of display segments (20; 20a, 20b) is provided within the see-through area (22) in a mutually spaced manner such that the see-through area (22) includes a see-through zone (24) between each pair of adjacent display segments (20; 20a, 20b). The see-through zone (24) allows visible light to pass through the see-through member (18). The see-through member (18) further includes a plurality of holographic optical elements (26; 26a, 26b) provided within the see-through area (22). Each holographic optical element (26; 26a, 26b) is associated with a respective display segment (20; 20a, 20b).Type: GrantFiled: October 23, 2012Date of Patent: July 11, 2017Assignee: Lusospace, Projectos Engenharia LDAInventors: Ivo Yves de Matos Peteira Vieira, Paulo Romeu Seabra Gordo, Alexandre Pereira Cabral, Manuel Adler Sanchez de Abreu
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Publication number: 20150293358Abstract: A see-through head or helmet mounted display device (10) comprises a see-through member (18) having a see-through area (22). The see-through member (18) includes a plurality of display segments (20; 20a, 20b) for emitting visible light. The plurality of display segments (20; 20a, 20b) is provided within the see-through area (22) in a mutually spaced manner such that the see-through area (22) includes a see-through zone (24) between each pair of adjacent display segments (20; 20a, 20b). The see-through zone (24) allows visible light to pass through the see-through member (18). The see-through member (18) further includes a plurality of holographic optical elements (26; 26a, 26b) provided within the see-through area (22). Each holographic optical element (26; 26a, 26b) is associated with a respective display segment (20; 20a, 20b).Type: ApplicationFiled: October 23, 2012Publication date: October 15, 2015Applicant: LUSOSPACE, PROJECTOS ENGENHARIA LDAInventors: Ivo Yves de Matos Pereira Vieira, Paulo Romeu Seabra Gordo, Alexandre Pereira Cabral, Manuel Adler Sanchez de Abreu