EP2675630B1 - Satz aus einzelnen elementen zur herstellung einer mosaikartigen struktur und mosaikartige struktur sowie herstellungsverfahren dafür - Google Patents

Satz aus einzelnen elementen zur herstellung einer mosaikartigen struktur und mosaikartige struktur sowie herstellungsverfahren dafür Download PDF

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EP2675630B1
EP2675630B1 EP12707879.8A EP12707879A EP2675630B1 EP 2675630 B1 EP2675630 B1 EP 2675630B1 EP 12707879 A EP12707879 A EP 12707879A EP 2675630 B1 EP2675630 B1 EP 2675630B1
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  • the present invention relates to the field of mosaic type structures, and relates more particularly to a set of individual elements intended to form, once assembled to each other, a mosaic type structure, on a mosaic type structure formed by a such set of individual elements, on a method of making such a mosaic type structure, on a computer program product for the implementation of this method and on a decoration installation incorporating the mosaic type structure.
  • mosaic refers to any juxtaposition of pieces or elements, identical or different, so as to form an integral structure having an outer surface bearing a decoration reproducing at least one given image when a person observing the outer surface is in a given position.
  • mosaic as used in the present application thus covers both mosaics in the traditional sense, in which the joints between the tesserae are visible and participate in the attractive visual appearance of the structure, that the structures in which boundaries between different pieces or elements are not visible to the naked eye.
  • a mosaic type structure is generally in the form of a panel of greater or lesser dimensions and can be fixed to a wall, the floor or on any object, such as clothes, trinkets, etc., the dimensions of the structure being of course adapted to the support on which it must be fixed.
  • the outer surface of the mosaic-like structure, which carries the decor may not be flat.
  • One of these techniques is to reproduce an image with a decoration consisting of grooves carved in a surface of a generally white panel. These furrows, generally all hollowed out in the same direction of the panel and therefore parallel to each other, create dark areas of shadow, in contrast with the white color of the unetched surface parts.
  • the image is thus reproduced only in black and white, and its perception by the observer will vary according to the position of the observer with respect to the panel and the orientation of the ambient light.
  • a grayscale color image conversion process is first carried out. on the image to be reproduced.
  • processing includes, for example, the steps of decomposing the pixel start image, determining the three RGB components (red, green, blue) of each pixel, and applying a grayscale conversion formula. for each pixel, for example that proposed by the International Commission on Illumination in its recommendation 709 or recommendation 601.
  • the image may also be previously processed to obtain a relief effect, for example by accentuating the gray level differences of the different pixels, so that the observer perceives a three-dimensional image.
  • a die is machined using a machining center, so that it forms the counterprint. of the panel that one wishes to obtain.
  • the panels are then manufactured by molding using the matrix thus obtained.
  • This technique has the advantage of allowing to obtain a panel with a decoration reproducing an image pleasing to the eye and may appear atypical insofar as it appears only in a given position of the observer.
  • each individual element carries a part of the decoration reproducing a part of the overall image thanks to the luminance difference, and thus to the contrast, between different zones of the individual element.
  • the use of individual elements that are assembled can also provide a visual effect similar to that produced by a mosaic and is pleasing to the eye.
  • the present invention therefore relates to a set of individual elements intended to form, once assembled to each other, a mosaic type structure carrying, on one side, a decor reproducing at least one image, the decor being defined by parts of a decoration each reproducing a corresponding part of said at least one image, each individual element carrying such part of a decoration on its face intended to form part of the face of the structure carrying the decoration, characterized in that each part of the decoration comprises one or more formations corresponding respectively to the image part or to a sub-part of the image part reproduced by the decor part, the or each formation creating an area having a luminance defined according to the gray level of the image part or image subpart associated with the formation, the luminance of the increasing or decreasing area with the gray level.
  • the decor part is formed by the face and the formation or formations it carries, the face possibly being involved in the reproduction of the image portion or the image subpart associated with the individual element.
  • the correspondence between the gray level and the luminance of the zone created by a formation can be established empirically or after computer simulation.
  • each image portion corresponds to a pixel of the starting image, in which case it is of a color and each individual element comprises a formation creating an area whose luminance corresponds to the gray level of said color.
  • the dimensions of the individual elements must be sufficiently small, for example of the order of a centimeter, to reproduce an image with a sufficient resolution to be pleasing to the eye.
  • each image portion can be formed of a plurality of image sub-parts, i.e. pixels, each of a color.
  • the image portion associated with the individual element comprises a plurality of pixels.
  • Each image subpart, or pixel is converted to gray level and, for each image subpart, a formation is performed on the individual element to create an area whose luminance corresponds to the gray level of the image. the image sub-part and whose position on the individual element corresponds to the position of the image sub-part, or pixel, in the image part.
  • the individual element corresponding to such an image portion has a plurality of formations each corresponding to an image sub-part, or pixel, so that the individual element carries a part of the decoration reproducing a part of the image. more complex picture.
  • the gray level of the image part or the image sub-part corresponds to the white
  • the corresponding individual element carries no formation and the part of decoration is formed by a face of the image. individual element.
  • such an image portion corresponds to a particular graphic element, for example a repeating pattern, so that the corresponding individual element carries a decoration reproducing this graphic element.
  • the present invention also makes it possible to compose an overall image from a plurality of image parts, which each correspond to a graphic element mentioned above, so that the buyer can compose himself, to from different image parts independent of each other, the image he wants to take as decoration.
  • the dimensions of the individual elements may be larger, for example of the order of tens of centimeters, so that the assembly operation of the different individual elements composing the desired mosaic type structure is simplified.
  • the formations consist of clusters of a photoluminescent, phosphorescent or fluorescent material, and in particular of a mixture of photoluminescent powder, phosphorescent or fluorescent, and of resin, applied to the individual elements, the photoluminescent material.
  • phosphorescent or fluorescent where appropriate the photoluminescent, phosphorescent or fluorescent powder, being concentrated according to the gray level of the image part or the image sub-part associated with the cluster, the photoluminescent, phosphorescent power or fluorescent, increasing as the gray level increases.
  • the photoluminescent, phosphorescent or fluorescent powder used is a powder whose photoluminescent, phosphorescent or fluorescent power is long-lasting and recharges by light.
  • These powders are now well known and widely available commercially, for example from the company Idem Song.
  • polyester resin, epoxy resin or polyurethane resin may be used as the resin.
  • concentration of the photoluminescent, phosphorescent or fluorescent material, in the direction of intensity of photoluminescence, phosphorescence or fluorescence, produced, may be modified by dilution or by the application of a greater or lesser amount of material.
  • the structure formed by such individual elements can in this way reproduce an image in the dark, especially at night, and recharge the day.
  • the formations are constituted by reliefs and / or recesses, each creating a shadow zone whose luminance, which is defined, in a given position of a person observing the mosaic-like structure, depending on the gray level of the image portion or the image subpart, decreases as the gray level of the image portion or image subpart associated with them increases.
  • the formations are lumps of photoluminescent material, phosphorescent or fluorescent, or reliefs and / or hollows, it is possible to separate the image they reproduce from a background image reproduced by the colors of the elements. individual.
  • tesserae Traditional mosaics consist of a juxtaposition of pieces of ceramic, marble, enamel or stone, called tesserae, which are glued either on their final support, which may be a wall, a floor, an object, etc., or on a fiberglass net that will then be stuck on the final support.
  • the tesserae are obtained directly by cutting a basic material, sometimes followed by cutting by hand. The most common dimensions for tesserae are 1 to 3 centimeters for a little less than 1 centimeter thick.
  • the materials used to make the tesserae are usually naturally colored in the mass, but it is possible to apply a layer of paint on the tesserae, the principle being that each tessera is of a single color.
  • the assembly of the tesserae generally using putty, hydraulic glue or plaster, makes it possible to form a background decoration that can optionally reproduce a given image, the reproduction of the latter being then defined by the different colors of the tesserae.
  • the combination of the traditional mosaic technique with the present invention that is to say color the individual elements according to the invention to reproduce an image once they are assembled to each other, offer multiple opportunities.
  • the faces of the individual elements carrying the decor parts can be colored. It is possible to apply a color on the face of the individual elements by an inkjet printing process, or to dye the individual elements in the mass.
  • the formations may be defined such that the luminance of the zones they create corresponds to the gray level of the color of the individual element.
  • the formations have the effect of reinforcing and improving the visual rendering of the image reproduced by the decor of the structure.
  • a mosaic type structure intended to be arranged on the facade of a building, for example a house, and which reproduces an image that has been defined so that in summer, the formations individual elements produce shading areas that can lower the temperature of the facade, facilitating convection movements, and in winter, these same areas allow heating of the facade.
  • the formations of the individual elements according to the invention are thus used to achieve a micro-shading or mini-shading of the facade.
  • the starting image is defined, in particular according to the position of the sun and its movement throughout the year, so that once converted into gray levels, the positions of the Dark areas correspond to real shading areas that prevent overheating in the summer and keep the building warm in the winter.
  • a material having an optical modulation effect namely a A shrinking, magnifying or reflecting effect, such as a silica glass or a material containing quartz crystals, may be arranged in the depressions so as to modulate the optical effect produced by the shadow areas.
  • Such a material makes it possible to accentuate or lessen the effect produced by the hollows. This is particularly advantageous when using individual elements of very small dimensions, in which case the visual effect of the decorating parts alone may not be sufficiently perceptible to the eye.
  • the individual elements are colored to reproduce an image in the background, in the manner of a mosaic, and the formations are defined so that the luminances of the zones that they create correspond to the color of the image.
  • the arrangement of such a material makes it possible to further reinforce the effect of the formations, by the diffusion of the outlines of the hollows: the user will no longer perceive the hollows in themselves, but only the shaded areas they create.
  • the recesses are straight and parallel grooves whose dimensions increase when the gray level of the image portion or image subpart associated with it increases. In other words, it implements the etching technique described above in connection with the prior art.
  • the grooves may have any of a variety of cross-sectional profiles.
  • the grooves may for example have a rectangular transverse profile, in which case the width and / or the depth of the grooves increase when said gray level increases.
  • the grooves may also have a triangular transverse profile, defined by two inclined surfaces joining at the bottom of the groove at an angle, in which case the depth and / or inclination of the surfaces and / or the angle increase when said gray level increases. Said angle can be in a range from 1 ° to 179 °, preferably in a range from 30 ° to 120 °.
  • the recesses each consist of a cone cut into the individual element, the half-angle of the cone being in particular in a range from 1 ° to 89 °, and preferably in a range from ° at 60 °.
  • a fluorescent material, phosphorescent or photoluminescent, and in particular a mixture of fluorescent powder, phosphorescent or photoluminescent and resin is disposed in the recesses so as to reproduce the image in the dark.
  • the same materials and the same resin as those mentioned above can be used.
  • the formations carried by the individual elements are reliefs or hollows, they create an area whose luminance corresponds to a given gray level according to the lighting given to the individual elements, and therefore according to the given position. of the observer with respect to the mosaic-like structure in the case of constant and immobile lighting.
  • each individual element comprises a first series of formations reproducing a first part of the image in a first position of the observer, but also a second series of formations reproducing a second part image, identical or different from the first image part, in a second position of the observer.
  • the number of series of formations is of course not limited to two, but the maximum number of formations that can be performed on the individual element while allowing them to fulfill their function of creating a given luminance area. This therefore depends on the dimensions of the individual elements.
  • the mosaic-like structure comprises a first set of individual elements that bear formations that correspond to a first image that can be seen when a given first position with respect to the mosaic-like structure, and a second set of individual elements that bear formations that correspond to a second image when in a second position, different from the first position.
  • the set of individual elements according to the present invention makes it possible to reproduce a succession of images, different or identical, when the observer moves with respect to the mosaic-like structure when the lighting is constant and immobile.
  • Such a succession of images can also be obtained when the observer is stationary, by positioning a lighting source so that it variably illuminates the mosaic-like structure.
  • Such a variation can be obtained either by displacement of the lighting source with respect to the structure, or by modulation of the intensity of the lighting according to certain regions of the structure, or a combination of the two.
  • the mosaic-like structure may extend to the floor or wall of a corridor, a light source being oppositely disposed along this corridor and illuminating the structure according to a speed. predefined movement of a person crossing the corridor. It is also possible to provide position sensors communicating with a computer controlling the lighting source, so that the latter can illuminate the structure according to the actual speed of the person crossing the corridor.
  • the present invention makes it possible to obtain a mosaic-like structure reproducing a background from which a succession of images is detached as a function of the displacement of the observer or of a lighting source, or both.
  • the individual elements have the same cross-sectional shape, in particular hexagonal or square. This allows easy and fast assembly.
  • the distance between two opposite sides of each individual element may be 4 mm when the individual elements each correspond to a pixel or part of an image.
  • the individual element represents an image part composed of several image subparts, or pixels, so that the part of the element's decoration
  • the individual element can be in the form of a plate of 30 cm 2 , of variable shapes, preferably nestable.
  • Individual elements may comprise means capable of emitting light towards the outside from the outer face, carrying the decorative part, of said individual element, such means being notably constituted by an optical fiber connected to a light source. .
  • the individual elements may be made of any material, preferably of a moldable material.
  • they can be made of cement mortar, ceramic, stone, magnesia, terra cotta, polyurethane resin, epoxy resin, etc.
  • the individual elements may also be made of a reflective material, such as glass. This makes it possible to obtain particularly pleasant visual effects.
  • the present invention also relates to a mosaic-like structure carrying a decor reproducing at least one image, characterized in that it is composed of the set of individual elements as defined above, assembled to each other .
  • the present invention is not limited to a particular technique of graphical representation, but on the contrary makes it possible to reproduce paintings, frescoes, drawings, etc., because they can be put in the form of a digital image.
  • the method according to the invention may furthermore comprise, after the execution of the algorithm and before the step of constructing the mosaic type structure, a computer simulation step of the final mosaic type structure and, where appropriate, optionally, a step of re-executing the algorithm after modification by the user of the set of individual elements available.
  • the resolution of the image reproduced by the decoration can be increased. of the mosaic type structure by indicating smaller sizes of individual elements and for example a larger number of formation dimensions.
  • the simulation advantageously takes into account the position and / or the displacement of the observer and / or the lighting source (s) and allows the interactive manipulation of the position and / or the displacement of the observer and / or the or lighting sources.
  • the simulation stage When placing in the indentations of individual elements a material having a modulating effect optical, the simulation stage also takes into account this matter.
  • the present invention also relates to a computer program product storing an executable code for executing the algorithm of the method as defined above and the implementation of the simulation step of the mosaic type structure final and step of re-execution of the algorithm of the method as defined above.
  • the present invention also relates to a decoration installation, characterized in that it comprises a mosaic-like structure as defined above and a lighting source arranged to illuminate the mosaic-like structure, in particular in a variable manner, by moving the light source, either by modulating the illumination intensity of the structure, or a combination of both.
  • FIG. 1 it can be seen that there is shown an individual element 1 according to a particular embodiment of the invention, this individual element 1 being elongate and having a cross section of hexagonal shape. Individual elements 1 having such a cross-sectional shape have a much better compressive strength.
  • This individual element 1 comprises a decorative part formed by a conical recess 2 made in the center of one of its end faces, namely its outer face 3 intended to constitute a part of the surface of the mosaic type structure. once the different individual elements 1 assembled to each other.
  • the decor part is also formed by the area of the face 3 around the hollow 2.
  • the conical recess 2 represented being a rectangle cone, its geometry can be defined by its depth Hc, which is equal to half of its diameter Dc, taken in the plane of the outer face 3, the apex angle ⁇ being 90 °.
  • the hollow 2 traps the light and therefore produces a dark zone in the center of the individual element 1, the intensity of the dark zone being determined by the dimensions of the recess 2.
  • the depth of the cone determines the intensity of darkness in the center of the individual element 1.
  • This depth of cone Hc may for example vary from 0 mm to 1/10 th of the thickness of the individual element 1. for example, for an individual element 1 the distance between opposite sides is 4 mm and whose thickness is 15 mm, the depth of the cone may vary from 0 mm to 3 mm.
  • the intensity of the dark area is defined according to the gray level of the image portion to be reproduced by the decorative part carried by the individual element 1.
  • the choice of the dimensions of the recesses 2 can be made empirically, depending on the resolution that is desired, as well as the thickness of the individual elements 1.
  • each level of gray is associated a corresponding cone depth, or if necessary a half angle of the cone.
  • Table 1 is an example of a look-up table for associating with each gray level of a 16-level gray scale, a cone producing an area of darkness having an intensity corresponding to this gray level, for a gray scale.
  • individual element 1 having a thickness of 1 cm and a distance between opposite sides of 4 mm.
  • the individual element 1 can be made of cement paste or vibropressed concrete mortar or molded in thermoformed molds with an imprint corresponding to the desired individual element shape.
  • the individual element 1 can also be colored in the mass by oxides, or simply colored by surface application of a paint layer.
  • FIG. 4 it can be seen that there is shown a mosaic type structure composed of a set of individual elements 1 having recesses 2 of different dimensions.
  • the hollows 2 of larger diameters are here placed in the center of the mosaic type structure, the hollows 2 of smaller diameters being placed in the edge regions.
  • Such a mosaic type structure can be performed in the following manner, using an algorithm executed on a computer.
  • the The starting image is pixelated, that is, the image portions mentioned above are the size of the pixels of the original image.
  • pixelation techniques are well known, they will not be described in more detail.
  • the dimensions of the individual elements 1 must correspond to the size of the pixels defining the image.
  • grayscale modeling techniques are also well known and will not be described in more detail.
  • each pixel has been associated with a gray level, it is easy to find, using a correspondence table such as the one indicated above, the individual element 1 whose hollow 2 produces an area of darkness whose intensity corresponds to the defined gray level.
  • This step of arranging the individual elements 1, including their recovery from a storage location, for example, can be executed by one or more robots or robotic arms, well known in the art, which have been programmed for they place each individual element 1 at its position on the support of the mosaic type structure.
  • Such a mosaic structure differs from conventional mosaics in that it has a much better visual effect due to the presence of the troughs 2 trapping the light and providing a feeling of depth of the image.
  • the observer's perception of the dark zones, and therefore the image reproduced by the decoration will vary according to the position of the observer with respect to the mosaic-like structure.
  • the observer when it moves in front of the mosaic type structure according to the invention, the observer will perceive a dynamic movement of the decor, particularly pleasing to the eye.
  • the individual elements 1 are colored to reproduce a first image in the conventional manner of a traditional mosaic, it is possible to define the hollows 2 from another reference image so that the observer can perceive this image.
  • reference produced by the hollows 2, detaching from a background image produced by the colors of the individual elements 1.
  • a mosaic-like structure according to the invention makes it possible to reproduce a background image from which an image in dynamic motion is detached when the observer moves relative to the mosaic-like structure or when the lighting of the mosaic-type structure is varied.
  • the invention is of course not limited to a defined number of images, this number being limited only by the overall dimensions of the mosaic type structure and the number of individual elements 1 the component.
  • the computer implementation of these steps of image decomposition, determination of gray levels and determination of the corresponding individual elements 1 is particularly advantageous in that it also makes it possible to simulate the visual rendering of the structure of the image. final mosaic type, so that superimpositions or successions of images can be observed, preferably taking into account the position of the observer and / or light sources, before the final assembly step.
  • the invention is furthermore not limited to the shape of the cross-section of the individual elements 1.
  • this square element 4 has, in the center of an end face 5, a hollow 6 in the form of a cone creating a shadow zone.
  • Hexagonal and square shapes are two examples of the cross-sectional shape that can be used for the individual elements of the invention. Any other form can thus be used provided that it allows the elements to be assembled together. In particular, it is possible to provide, in the same set of individual elements, individual elements of different shapes in cross section.
  • the individual element 7 carries, hollowed on one end face 8, a groove 9 extending rectilinearly from one edge of the face 8 to the opposite edge.
  • the groove 9 has a triangular profile formed by two surfaces 9a, 9b inclined towards each other and joining along a line 9c forming the bottom of the furrow 9.
  • the groove 9 creates a shadow zone whose luminance is a function of its dimensions, in particular as a function of the depth of the groove 9, the area of the surfaces 9a, 9b and the angle they form at the bottom 9c of the groove 9.
  • the individual elements 4, 7 according to the first and second variants can be obtained in the same way as the individual elements 1 and the steps of producing a mosaic-type structure using these individual elements 4, 7 are identical to those described above.
  • the formations may also consist of reliefs or clusters of phosphorescent material. These reliefs or clusters are associated with a given gray level in the same way as for the hollows.
  • Figures 10 and 11 show a mosaic-like structure in which the technique of traditional mosaics is combined with the provision of troughs.
  • the individual elements each carry a hollow, they are colored to reproduce the image of the face and the depressions are formed such that the luminance of the shadow zone produced by each trough corresponds to the gray level associated with the color of the individual element.
  • the Figures 12 and 13 show the same image reproduced by a structure composed of individual elements of square cross section and each having a groove, which produces the black area in the center of each individual element, the individual elements being arranged so that, in the same column of individual elements, the furrows are in the extension of each other.

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  1. Satz aus einzelnen Elementen zur Herstellung, nach deren Zusammensetzen, einer mosaikartigen Struktur, die an einer Seite eine Gestaltung trägt, die mindestens ein Bild wiedergibt, wobei die Gestaltung durch Gestaltungsabschnitte definiert wird, die jeweils einen entsprechenden Abschnitt des mindestens einen Bilds wiedergeben, wobei jedes einzelne Element (1, 4, 7) einen derartigen Gestaltungsabschnitt an der Seite trägt, die einen Bestandteil der Seite der Struktur bilden soll, die die Gestaltung trägt,
    dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass
    jeder Gestaltungsabschnitt ein oder mehrere Gebilde (2, 6, 9) umfasst, das bzw. die jeweils dem Bildabschnitt oder einem Teilabschnitt des Bildabschnitts entspricht bzw. entsprechen, der von dem Gestaltungsabschnitt wiedergegeben wird, wobei das oder jedes Gebilde (2, 6, 9) jeweils einen Bereich erzeugt, der eine Leuchtdichte aufweist, die je nach Graustufe des Bildabschnitts oder des Teilabschnitts des Bilds definiert ist, der dem Gebilde zugehörig ist, wobei die Leuchtdichte des Bereichs mit der Graustufe zunimmt oder abnimmt.
  2. Satz aus einzelnen Elementen nach Anspruch 1, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass die Gebilde aus Erhöhungen und/oder Vertiefungen (2, 6, 9) gebildet sind, die jeweils einen Schattenbereich erzeugen, dessen Leuchtdichte, die aus einer bestimmten Position einer Person, die die mosaikartige Struktur betrachtet, abhängig von der Graustufe des Bildabschnitts oder des Teilabschnitts des Bilds definiert ist, geringer wird, wenn die Graustufe des Bildabschnitts oder Teilabschnitts des Bilds, der ihnen zugehörig ist, höher wird.
  3. Satz aus einzelnen Elementen nach Anspruch 2, wobei es sich bei den Gebilden um Vertiefungen (2, 6, 9) handelt, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass ein Material mit einer optischen Modulationswirkung, und zwar einer Verkleinerungs-, Vergrößerungs- oder Reflexionswirkung, beispielsweise ein Quarzglas oder ein Material, das Quarzkristalle enthält, in den Vertiefungen (2, 6, 9) so angeordnet ist, dass es den optischen Effekt, den die Schattenbereiche erzeugen, moduliert.
  4. Satz aus einzelnen Elementen nach Anspruch 2 oder 3, wobei es sich bei den Gebilden um Vertiefungen handelt, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass die Vertiefungen geradlinige und parallele Furchen (9) sind, deren Abmessungen größer werden, wenn die Graustufe des Bildabschnitts oder Teilabschnitts des Bilds, der ihm zugehörig ist, höher wird.
  5. Satz aus einzelnen Elementen nach Anspruch 2 oder 3, wobei es sich bei den Gebilden um Vertiefungen handelt, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass die Vertiefungen (2, 6) jeweils von einem in das Einzelelement eingebrachten Kegel gebildet sind, wobei der halbe Öffnungswinkel insbesondere in einem Bereich von 1° bis 89° und vorzugsweise in einem Bereich von 15° bis 60° liegt.
  6. Satz aus einzelnen Elementen nach einem der Ansprüche 2 bis 5, wobei es sich bei den Gebilden um Vertiefungen (2, 6, 9) handelt, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass ein fluoreszierendes, phosphoreszierendes oder photolumineszierendes Material, und insbesondere eine Mischung aus fluoreszierendem, phosphoreszierendem oder photolumineszierendem Pulver und Kunststoff, in den Vertiefungen (2, 6, 9) angeordnet ist, damit das Bild im Dunkeln wiedergegeben wird.
  7. Satz aus einzelnen Elementen nach Anspruch 1, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass die Gebilde aus Anhäufungen eines photolumineszierenden, phosphoreszierenden oder fluoreszierenden Materials und insbesondere aus einer Mischung aus photolumineszierendem, phosphoreszierendem oder fluoreszierendem Pulver und Kunststoff gebildet sind, die auf die einzelnen Elemente aufgebracht sind, wobei das photolumineszierende, phosphoreszierende oder fluoreszierende Material, gegebenenfalls das photolumineszierende, phosphoreszierende oder fluoreszierende Pulver, je nach der Graustufe des Bildabschnitts oder des Teilabschnitts des Bilds, der der Anhäufung zugehörig ist, konzentriert ist, wobei die Photolumineszenz-, Phosphoreszenz- oder Fluoreszenzleistung steigt, wenn die Graustufe höher wird.
  8. Satz aus einzelnen Elementen nach einem der Ansprüche 1 bis 7, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass die Seiten (3, 5, 8) der einzelnen Elemente (1, 4, 7), die die Gestaltungsabschnitte tragen, gefärbt sind.
  9. Satz aus einzelnen Elementen nach einem der Ansprüche 1 bis 8, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass die einzelnen Elemente (1, 4, 7) dieselbe Querschnittsform aufweisen, insbesondere sechseckig oder quadratisch.
  10. Satz aus einzelnen Elementen nach einem der Ansprüche 1 bis 9, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass einzelnen Elemente ein Mittel umfassen, das in der Lage ist, von der den Gestaltungsabschnitt tragenden Außenfläche des einzelnen Elements aus Licht nach außen auszusenden, wobei ein derartiges Mittel insbesondere durch einen Lichtwellenleiter gebildet ist, der mit einer Lichtquelle verbunden ist.
  11. Mosaikartige Struktur, die eine Gestaltung trägt, die mindestens ein Bild wiedergibt, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass sie aus dem Satz aus einzelnen Elementen (1, 4, 7) nach einem der Ansprüche 1 bis 10 gebildet ist, die zusammengesetzt sind.
  12. Computerimplementiertes Herstellungsverfahren für eine mosaikartige Struktur nach Anspruch 11 aus einem Satz aus einzelnen Elementen (1, 4, 7) nach einem der Ansprüche 1 bis 10, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass es folgende Schritte umfasst:
    - Ausführen eines Algorithmus an einem Ausgangsbild, wobei der Algorithmus in Abhängigkeit von den einzelnen Elementen (1, 4, 7) des Satzes aus einzelnen Elementen das Ausgangsbild derart in Bildabschnitte zerlegt, dass die Graustufe oder Graustufen in jedem Bildabschnitt dem Gestaltungsabschnitt von mindestens einem einzelnen Element (1, 4, 7) entspricht bzw. entsprechen, wobei die Bildabschnitte, deren Graustufe oder Graustufen nicht dem Gestaltungsabschnitt von mindestens einem einzelnen Element (1, 4, 7) entspricht bzw. entsprechen, iterativ in Bildabschnitte mit kleineren Abmessungen zerlegt werden, bis die Graustufe oder Graustufen jedes Bildabschnitts mindestens einem einzelnen Element (1, 4, 7) des Satzes entspricht bzw. entsprechen; und
    - Aufbauen der mosaikartigen Struktur aus den einzelnen Elementen (1, 4, 7), die einen Gestaltungsabschnitt tragen, der ein Gebilde oder Gebilde (2, 6, 9) aufweist, die einen Bereich mit einer Leuchtdichte erzeugt bzw. erzeugen, die den Graustufen der Bildabschnitte entspricht, sodass eine mosaikartige Struktur erhalten wird, die eine Gestaltung trägt, die das Ausgangsbild wiedergibt.
  13. Verfahren nach Anspruch 12, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass es ferner nach dem Ausführen des Algorithmus und vor dem Schritt des Aufbauens der mosaikartigen Struktur ferner einen Schritt zum rechnergestützten Simulieren der endgültigen mosaikartigen Struktur und gegebenenfalls einen Schritt umfasst, der darin besteht, den Algorithmus nach der Abänderung des Satzes aus einzelnen verfügbaren Elementen (1, 4, 7) durch den Nutzer erneut auszuführen.
  14. Computerprogrammprodukt, das einen ausführbaren Code zum Ausführen des Algorithmus des Verfahrens nach Anspruch 12 und zum Durchführen des Schritts zum Simulieren der endgültigen mosaikartigen Struktur und des Schritts zum erneuten Ausführen des Algorithmus des Verfahrens nach Anspruch 13 speichert.
  15. Gestaltungseinrichtung, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass sie eine mosaikartige Struktur nach Anspruch 11 und eine Beleuchtungsquelle umfasst, die so angeordnet ist, dass sie die mosaikartige Struktur insbesondere veränderlich beleuchtet, entweder durch Bewegen der Beleuchtungsquelle oder durch Verändern der Intensität der Beleuchtung der Struktur oder mit einer Kombination aus beidem.
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