Patents by Inventor David Michael Emig
David Michael Emig has filed for patents to protect the following inventions. This listing includes patent applications that are pending as well as patents that have already been granted by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).
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Publication number: 20240073383Abstract: An apparatus and method for optically remapping projected pixels to maximize the utilization and to optimize the distribution of remapped projection pixels to achieve optimal visual performance (generally uniform resolution and luminance). A device interposed between a projector and an imaging surface for optically remapping projected pixel locations with minimal aberration. When this device is interposed between a projector and an imaging surface, it changes the terminal location of each focused pixel such that it maximally coincides with the imaging surface, which is often a surface of complex curvature and very different from the native focal surface of the projector. One implementation of the technology includes a device that uses multiple optical surfaces.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 6, 2023Publication date: February 29, 2024Applicant: FLIGHTSAFETY INTERNATIONAL INC.Inventors: David Michael Emig, Brock Alan Ebert, Terry Richard Linn
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Publication number: 20240007756Abstract: A method of reducing light pollution in a scene rendered on a display comprises receiving a portion of a scene to be displayed on a display with an initial luminance, adjusting the initial luminance for the portion of the scene to a final luminance based on a light pollution model associated with the display, and rendering the scene to the display with the portion of the scene having the final luminance.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 30, 2023Publication date: January 4, 2024Inventors: David Michael Emig, Mark Andrew Carter, Brock Alan Ebert
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Patent number: 11812202Abstract: An apparatus and method for optically remapping projected pixels to maximize the utilization and to optimize the distribution of remapped projection pixels to achieve optimal visual performance (generally uniform resolution and luminance). A device interposed between a projector and an imaging surface for optically remapping projected pixel locations with minimal aberration. When this device is interposed between a projector and an imaging surface, it changes the terminal location of each focused pixel such that it maximally coincides with the imaging surface, which is often a surface of complex curvature and very different from the native focal surface of the projector. One implementation of the technology includes a device that uses multiple optical surfaces.Type: GrantFiled: February 27, 2023Date of Patent: November 7, 2023Assignee: FLIGHTSAFETY INTERNATIONAL INC.Inventors: David Michael Emig, Brock Alan Ebert, Terry Richard Linn
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Publication number: 20230224441Abstract: An apparatus and method for optically remapping projected pixels to maximize the utilization and to optimize the distribution of remapped projection pixels to achieve optimal visual performance (generally uniform resolution and luminance). A device interposed between a projector and an imaging surface for optically remapping projected pixel locations with minimal aberration. When this device is interposed between a projector and an imaging surface, it changes the terminal location of each focused pixel such that it maximally coincides with the imaging surface, which is often a surface of complex curvature and very different from the native focal surface of the projector. One implementation of the technology includes a device that uses multiple optical surfaces.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 27, 2023Publication date: July 13, 2023Applicant: FLIGHTSAFETY INTERNATIONAL INC.Inventors: David Michael Emig, Brock Alan Ebert, Terry Richard Linn
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Patent number: 11595626Abstract: An apparatus and method for optically remapping projected pixels to maximize the utilization and to optimize the distribution of remapped projection pixels to achieve optimal visual performance (generally uniform resolution and luminance). A device interposed between a projector and an imaging surface for optically remapping projected pixel locations with minimal aberration. When this device is interposed between a projector and an imaging surface, it changes the terminal location of each focused pixel such that it maximally coincides with the imaging surface, which is often a surface of complex curvature and very different from the native focal surface of the projector. One implementation of the technology includes a device that uses multiple optical surfaces.Type: GrantFiled: September 14, 2021Date of Patent: February 28, 2023Assignee: FLIGHTSAFETY INTERNATIONAL INC.Inventors: David Michael Emig, Brock Alan Ebert, Terry Richard Linn
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Publication number: 20210409660Abstract: An apparatus and method for optically remapping projected pixels to maximize the utilization and to optimize the distribution of remapped projection pixels to achieve optimal visual performance (generally uniform resolution and luminance). A device interposed between a projector and an imaging surface for optically remapping projected pixel locations with minimal aberration. When this device is interposed between a projector and an imaging surface, it changes the terminal location of each focused pixel such that it maximally coincides with the imaging surface, which is often a surface of complex curvature and very different from the native focal surface of the projector. One implementation of the technology includes a device that uses multiple optical surfaces.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 14, 2021Publication date: December 30, 2021Applicant: FLIGHTSAFETY INTERNATIONAL INC.Inventors: David Michael Emig, Brock Alan Ebert, Terry Richard Linn
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Patent number: 11122243Abstract: An apparatus and method for optically remapping projected pixels to maximize the utilization and to optimize the distribution of remapped projection pixels to achieve optimal visual performance (generally uniform resolution and luminance). A device interposed between a projector and an imaging surface for optically remapping projected pixel locations with minimal aberration. When this device is interposed between a projector and an imaging surface, it changes the terminal location of each focused pixel such that it maximally coincides with the imaging surface, which is often a surface of complex curvature and very different from the native focal surface of the projector. One implementation of the technology includes a device that uses multiple optical surfaces.Type: GrantFiled: November 19, 2019Date of Patent: September 14, 2021Assignee: FLIGHTSAFETY INTERNATIONAL INC.Inventors: David Michael Emig, Brock Allen Ebert, Terry Richard Linn
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Publication number: 20200177850Abstract: An apparatus and method for optically remapping projected pixels to maximize the utilization and to optimize the distribution of remapped projection pixels to achieve optimal visual performance (generally uniform resolution and luminance). A device interposed between a projector and an imaging surface for optically remapping projected pixel locations with minimal aberration. When this device is interposed between a projector and an imaging surface, it changes the terminal location of each focused pixel such that it maximally coincides with the imaging surface, which is often a surface of complex curvature and very different from the native focal surface of the projector. One implementation of the technology includes a device that uses multiple optical surfaces.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 19, 2019Publication date: June 4, 2020Inventors: David Michael Emig, Brock Allen Ebert, Terry R. Linn
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Publication number: 20090122017Abstract: A mobile electronic device and corresponding method have a user interface for receiving a touch input. The mobile electronic device includes a capacitive sensor having an electrode layer with non-etched away portions and etched away portions, and having isolation areas formed in the etched away portions, and a segmented optical shutter disposed on a side of the capacitive sensor, the optical shutter including a liquid crystal layer sandwiched between a top absorbing polarizer and a bottom absorbing polarizer, and including a reflectance increasing element disposed between the liquid crystal layer and the bottom absorbing polarizer. A reflectance of the reflectance increasing element is selected to reduce a ratio of a reflectance through the non-etched away portions to a reflectance through the etched away portions to make an appearance of the user interface substantially uniform in an off state.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 9, 2007Publication date: May 14, 2009Applicant: Motorola, Inc.Inventors: David Michael Emig, Zhiming Zhuang