Abstract: A non-contact 3D measuring system is configured to provide a combined three-dimensional shape of an object to be imaged based on a frame image, which has been captured by a camera while a measuring head is being scanned in an optical axis (Z-axis) direction, and the information on the position at which the image has been acquired. The system includes: a position detector for detecting a scanning position of the measuring head while a plurality of raw images are captured; and a computer for generating an interpolation image by linear interpolation for the captured raw image using the information of the scanning position as well as generating a combined frame image using the interpolation image.

Abstract: Provided in the embodiments of the present disclosure are a display device and a display terminal. The display device includes a light emitting panel and at least one optical modulation unit provided on a light exit side of the light emitting panel, a grating layer being provided in the light emitting panel, or between the light emitting panel and the optical modulation unit, wherein the optical modulation unit is configured to modulate incident light to exit at a certain preset angle, and the grating layer is configured to parallelize exit directions of incident light.

Abstract: A liquid crystal display (LCD) is provided and includes an liquid crystal panel, a diffraction plate, a first polarizer, a second polarizer, a first brightness enhancement film (BEF), and a second BEF. The diffraction plate is disposed on a first surface of the liquid crystal panel and has a diffractive direction. The first polarizer is disposed between the diffraction plate and the liquid crystal panel and has a first absorption axis. The second polarizer is disposed on a second surface of the liquid crystal panel opposite to the first surface and has a second absorption axis perpendicular to the first absorption axis. The first BEF has a first light-collecting direction. The second BEF has a second light-collecting direction perpendicular to the first light-collecting direction. The first light-collecting direction is parallel or perpendicular to the diffractive direction or the first absorption axis.

Abstract: In a panel for a color cathode ray tube, an at least 10% portion in a width direction of a seal edge surface of the panel is a roughened surface which satisfies: 5 &mgr;m≦Rz≦30 &mgr;m, 150 &mgr;m≦Sm≦500 &mgr;m, and 0.015≦Rz/Sm≦0.2 where Rz represents an average depth of a concave/convex portion formed in the seal edge surface and Sm represents an average period of adjacent concave or convex portions, whereby the production of flaws and the deposition of stains in the seal edge surface is prevented.

Abstract: An image display apparatus and a liquid-crystal display device using such an optical filter for diffusing pixels while suppressing the occurrence of moire. A diffuser (optical filter) 13 comprising a combination of a diffraction grating 26 and a birefringence plate 27 is disposed on an LCD 11 in an opposing relation to the viewer side. The diffraction grating 26 diffuses each pixel of the LCD 11 into three points in the vertical direction by a shift amount of POy/3 (POy: same color pixel pitch in the vertical direction). Further, the birefringence plate 27 diffuses each diffused pixel into two points in the horizontal direction by a shift amount of Pox/2 (Pox: same color pixel pitch in the horizontal direction). Thus, the diffuser 13 diffuses each pixel of the LCD 11 into six pixels to thereby optically erase a matrix-like pixel pattern.

Abstract: A light valve such as an active matrix LCD between crossed polarizers, utilizing, for instance, individual transistors to control each "pixel area" of the LCD and storage elements to store video signal data for each pixel, with optically shielded "dead spaces" between pixels to eliminate electric field crosstalk and non-information-bearing light bleed through, is illuminated with a bright independent light source which creates a video image projected via specialized projection optics onto an internal or external screen without distortions, regardless of the angle of projection onto the screen. Use of heat sinks, IR reflective coatings, heat absorbing optics, optional fluid and a thermistor controlled pixel transistor bias voltage injection servo circuit stabilizes image performance, maintaining accurate color and contrast levels as the LCD changes temperature.