Abstract: An electro-optic video display apparatus consists of a plurality of optical fibers or light guides which convey a projected image from one or more projection surfaces to a larger display surface. The second surface is fashioned with additional optical circuits that transfer light and/or information incident upon the second surface to one or more third surfaces, for the purpose of detecting the proximity and/or motion of persons or objects near to the second surface.

Abstract: An electro-optic display conveys partial images from a plurality of input surfaces to a display surface whose area is greater than or equal to that of the input surfaces together, such that the partial images communicated onto the input surfaces appear as an enlarged single image on the display surface. The display surface is made of tiles that are connected to a structural frame to allow contours. A micro-display communicates with each input surface, each micro-display corresponding in an ordered, one-to-one fashion with a tile of the display surface. The partial images are generated from a single image by an image segmenter.