Abstract: Disclosed is an interactive display system, comprising a main control unit for processing information, a display unit for generating a display image, one or more remote control units, and a monitoring module assembly; the main control unit has a communication connection with the display unit and the monitoring module assembly; each remote control unit comprises an infrared emission module assembly used to emit infrared light of two different wavelengths to the display image to generate an infrared light spot; the monitoring module assembly comprises a monitoring lens for capturing the infrared light spot within the display image, a first light splitting element, and a first and a second infrared monitoring element with respect to the different wavelength from the remote control. This disclosure provides multiple-point interaction on a single display image. User can easily interact with the display image just like the touch-panel which helps enhance interactive experience.

Abstract: Provided are infrared interactive remote control devices and projection systems using same, which can distinguish an indication state and an interactive control state. A pattern disc rotatable around a rotating shaft is provided in the infrared interactive remote control device. In a normal state, a visible light source works independently, and indication pattern holes in the pattern disc are positioned on an optical path to allow visible light to pass through, so that indication light spots corresponding to the indication pattern holes are formed. When a control button is pressed down, the visible light source and an infrared light source work together, and the pattern disc is driven to rotate, so that the control pattern holes are positioned on the optical path to allow the visible light to pass through, and control light spots corresponding to the control pattern holes are formed to indicate an interactive control state.

Abstract: A projection system includes a projection module, an infrared monitoring module, and a focusing device. Lights of a projection light source (100) pass through a light splitting element (500) and a first lens group (201), and then emit out; infrared lights from outside pass through the first lens group (201) and the light splitting element (500) to an infrared monitoring module (300). Only the first lens group (201) can move back and forth and a focusing device is provided for driving the first lens group (201) to move back and forth. Optical characteristics of a projection objective (200) and a monitoring objective ensure that, during moving of the first lens group (201) driven by the focusing device, the projection objective (200) focuses clearly, and an infrared monitoring image received by an induction chip (301) meets monitoring requirements synchronously.

Abstract: An auto-focusing projection system includes a projection module, an infrared monitoring module (300), an infrared source (400) provided on the projection module, and a focusing device for driving the first lens group (201) moving forward and backward. An IR light spot emitted from the infrared source falls within the monitoring scope of the infrared monitoring module, preferably inside the projected picture of the projection module or on the edge thereof, and after reflected back, it also can travel through the first lens group, and the splitting element in turn, and then be transmitted to the infrared monitoring module. Analyzing the IR light spot picture emitted from the infrared source which is collected by the infrared monitoring module, a control signal can be sent to a focusing motor to adjust the first lens group to an appropriate position, so as to realize auto-focusing.

Abstract: A projection system includes a projection module, an infrared monitoring module, and a focusing device. Lights of a projection light source (100) pass through a light splitting element (500) and a first lens group (201), and then emit out; infrared lights from outside pass through the first lens group (201) and the light splitting element (500) to an infrared monitoring module (300). Only the first lens group (201) can move back and forth and a focusing device is provided for driving the first lens group (201) to move back and forth. Optical characteristics of a projection objective (200) and a monitoring objective ensure that, during moving of the first lens group (201) driven by the focusing device, the projection objective (200) focuses clearly, and an infrared monitoring image received by an induction chip (301) meets monitoring requirements synchronously.