FR2821438A1 - Video game/air control 3D adaptation method having mutual interactive video image with zoned lens/alternate concentric turns flat surface substituted and source image magnifier. - Google Patents

Abstract

The mutually interactive video image mechanism appear in non material levitation and has a spatial portion offset from the source. The mechanism has two zoned lenses (2) with alternate concentric turns substituted with a flat surface. One lens magnifies the source image (10). Anti glare and anti radiation coatings follow the contours of the turns of one of the two lenses (3). There are two liquid crystal modulators with an alternating frequency of 25 turns per second in the form of liquid crystal lines and/or concentric circles.

Description

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The present invention relates to a device for the formation of immaterial images in lift, visually spatially very clearly offset from their original sources, but also fully interactive with another normal or immaterial video image from the same source.

à une distance variable des deux premières. Des revêtements anti-reflets et anti-radiations adaptés pour la présente invention épousent les spires de l'une des deux lentilles à échelons fresnel ne comportant qu'une spire sur deux, et la surface plane de l'autre. The device presented here is of the type comprising two Fresnel lenses with steps, the turns of which are replaced alternately every second time by a flat surface. A third incremental fresnel lens, with full concentric turns, is installed

at a variable distance from the first two. Anti-reflection and anti-radiation coatings suitable for the present invention conform to the turns of one of the two lenses with fresnel steps having only one turn out of two, and the flat surface of the other.

entre elles selon de préférence un logiciel identique pour le pilotage

des deux images source'"L'une ae ces ueux images, issue de la même source vidéo est visible pour un observateur selon un front d'ondes parfaitement stabilisé, et identifiable au sein d'un territoire spatial nettement décalé de la structure matérielle du monolyte adapteur. Two elements in the form of plates of the type comprising a cyclic modulator by alternating frequency mode with liquid crystal with lines becoming opaque or translucent as a function of a speed which is more or less than 25 times per second determined by an electronic clock quartz itself synchronized with the images of the video source for example. The device presented here, in accordance with the present invention is held by supports or flanges; the whole constituting a compact, light, thin and multi-adaptable monolyte adapter. This adapter monolyte making it possible to form at least two distinct images, independent of each other, but completely interactive

between them according to preferably identical software for piloting

of the two source images "One of these two images, coming from the same video source, is visible to an observer according to a perfectly stabilized wavefront, and identifiable within a spatial territory clearly offset from the material structure of the monolyte adapter.

 The present invention may be presented according to the embodiments - set out below. This list is not exhaustive.

 A device for the training of doctors, possibly orienting towards surgery, an air control unit to validate various and multiple altitudes in order to prevent collisions between planes, a device for video games, a system for CA O, DA 0 ..

- sortir l'ensemble des problêmes posés : De nos jours, les technologies qui permettent de générer des effets reliefs sans qu'il soit nécessaire de porter des lunettes spé-

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- get out of all the problems posed: Nowadays, technologies that generate relief effects without the need to wear special glasses

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 also called ladders already existing and widely introduced in various industry sectors. Existing relief machines include one or more of these lenses; either combined with each other to form objectives, or also recombined with parabolic type mirrors this, in multiple ways depending on the concept encountered.

 Some of these machines also sometimes use liquid crystal concepts so as to cyclically obstruct once in two video images corresponding to different points of view for observers. This of course requires a certain computing power for an image processor due to the large number of images to be displayed at each cycle. These are called stereoscopic effect machines.

 These display devices are used in particular in simulators, for events.

 Other devices consist in providing users with special glasses to the lenses of which thin layers of liquid crystals are attached which alternately become transparent at high speed, and opaque for each eye, the left and the right, of course synchronism with the projections. images; glasses are always a nuisance for users.

 These machines, some of which are very efficient, traditionally occupy far too much space to be easily integrated into the many sectors of the industry.

 Heavy and bulky, their technical principles require complex montages to generate one or more relief images from one or more sources. These so-called machines are even more important if there are several sources.

 In addition, these relief images seem to belong to bright halos surrounding the generator screens with little lag. Integration into many existing products manufactured by our consumer society often seems difficult, the size of these machines being too large.

 But, despite this description which has just been given briefly, we know in this context many other achievements of which here is a list ...

 U.S. Patent 132,239, uses a spatial modulator disposed between an imaging system and the user. It includes a very very expensive refractive optics device for

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 obtain a wide field of view image with a cathode ray tube or the like. Finally, this principle takes up a lot of space. And its implementation is very complex.

The French patent NO 2776 882 (publication number) generally uses the same principles as the American patent US 132839 which has just been cited above: This means that this French patent includes an image source, a spherical mirror, a fully semi-reflective blade, a liquid crystal shutter placed at the focal point of the mirror, and a single normal fresnel lens. The shutter is controlled in synchronism with the formation of right eye and also left eye images. A camera covers all of this technology to detect the head movements of the observer (s). This very beautiful realization takes up space, is expensive and quite complex to implement.

French patent NO 2768 822 (publication number), uses the classic principles for the projection of 2 relief images in two or three dimensions: Either: A screen made up of a fresnel lens, a mixer in the form of a one-way mirror, several sources of images, of objectives constituted by fresnel lenses, And, by varying the position of all these elements, one acts on the magnification of the images. Another good achievement that still takes too much volume, and therefore, too heavy and bulky.

 The patent U. S. NO 4671 625 is very simple in its design, since it uses only two fresnel lenses, and a source of images. But the depth of the device is still very important.

Within this same patent, Figures 3,4, and 5, explains a system whose volume appears even greater. The fresnel lenses used are common since there is no explanation for them. concerning their own structures with maximum precision.

American patent U. S. NO 4261 657 is very simple since it uses only a single fresnel lens, an object, and a single means of lighting. The fresnel lens is classic.

The US patent U. S.? US 5,790,322 highlights an excellent device for car meters by sometimes using single, attached Fresnel lenses forming what are known as double condensers. This patent mainly plays the role of enlarger.

 U.S. Patent 5,782,547 is largely part of the

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 category of machines with imposing relief, heavy and complex to implement. FIG. 1 highlights the use of two parabolic mirrors 8 and IO, of a projector at 12, of a video monitor at 2, The projector 12 outside the machine forms an image on the screen 14, l the relief image being generated by the screen of the monitor 2, because this relief image first bounces on the two mirrors which are parabolic: 8; and 10. Figure 2 concerns a slightly different assembly. All the other figures using fairly large devices comprising in a large majority of combinations with conventional fresnel lenses, two-way windows, mirrors, and monitors allowing multiple video sources to obtain relief images on one or more plans.

 The US patent U. S. NO 4391 495 is primarily constructed to serve as a video image enlarger. It includes two pairs of fresnel lenses forming a double condenser, (conventional lenses).

 Figures 1, and 2 highlight combinations with parabolic mirrors and semiconductor glass, to generate relief images. The solutions are very good but still take up too much space.

 The P. C. T. American patent? MO 89/09423 transformed into European patent, is a great classic of the relief image using under a certain volume of the lenses of traditional fresnel, panes which are semi reflecting, and parabolic mirrors.

nouvelle fois des encombrements importants, et des intégrations assez difficiles au sein des produits de consommation. The Japanese patent in the name of SONY filed in the United States US NO 4385 316 confirms according to all of the figures: 1,2, 3,4, 5,6, 7, a

once again large dimensions, and fairly difficult integrations within consumer products.

The French Patent? for publication: 2741 961 allows the formation and projection of images by reducing and reproducing the images in full relief. The image obtained can be photographed, recorded in the form of slides or cinematographic film. or be trained on a photosensitive plate of a video camera.

It can also be recorded on magnetic tape or transmitted over a television network. This excellent very complex system unfortunately still takes too much volume to be fairly easily introduced into the products of the Consumer Society
All of the following patents are a global continuation of all the patents already explained above. Since no one offers

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de solutions véritablement aptes à réduire dans d'importantes proport- - ions leurs réalisations afin de les intégrer dans un maximum de produits de notre Société de consommation ; ce que propose de réaliser par contre la présente invention. D'autrepart, il est très facilement constatable que : Depuis l'avènement des premiers brevets d'inventions Soit : pour les plus anciens : 1963, d'autres, peu connus sont encore bien antérieur, donc, aucune intégration vraiment sérieuse et donc de grande ampleur n'est venue prendre quelques parts de marché dans des configurations connues comme par exemple : la télévision en relief, ou de simples machines pour faire de la publicité. Il y a bien quelques unités en relief qui sont exposées le temps d'un Salon, ou encore aussi d'une exposition, mais aucun cas n'est rescencé de nos jours confirmant les intégrations à grande échelle de machines à générer des effets reliefs.

solutions truly capable of significantly reducing their achievements - in order to integrate them into as many products as possible from our consumer society; on the other hand, what the present invention proposes to achieve. On the other hand, it is very easy to observe that: Since the advent of the first invention patents Or: for the oldest: 1963, others, little known, are still much earlier, therefore, no really serious integration and therefore of large scale has come to take some market share in known configurations such as for example: relief television, or simple machines to advertise. There are indeed a few relief units that are exhibited during a Fair, or even an exhibition, but no case is rescenced these days confirming large-scale integrations of machines to generate relief effects.

 List of other patents for inventions known to generate relief effects in various ways, often effective, but too complex and bulky.

 EITHER: US Nu 5257 130, US Nu 4571 041, FR NO 2472 197, FR NO 2582 494, Japan filed US NO 160 790, FR NO 2657 969, FR NO 2702 871, US NO 5438 357, Angland N 1076 466, FR Nu 2065 533, US wo 98. 10584, FR N 2522 832 FR NO 2542 103, FR N 2557 983, US N 3261 977, GB /? 675 549, D. E.? A 261 2566, D. E. N A 301 3959, U. S.? A 4120 563, US N 462 3223, G. B. N A 215 5651, ilS N 3418 426, FR N 1346 696, FR N 1379 018, FR N 2737 581 ..

 Those skilled in the art will readily understand that the list of previously explained patents confirms a very general tendency to emphasize the essential points of ideas which all converge in an identical direction. EITHER: The size, the weight, the complexity, the prices, of difficult integrations in general in the products of our consumer society.

 Therefore, one of the very first objectives of the present invention is to simplify the basic structures of the systems for forming relief images by making the latter totally floating and spatially, and immaterially very clearly offset from their original sources. The second objective of the present invention, therefore its strong point par excellence is the ease of integration according to many potential embodiments already set out on page (l) of this description.

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 Another objective of the present invention will be to make at least two images totally independent of one another, managed by common software, one of the two images being spatially offset from its original source, the other image completely normal on his video screen.

 In addition, the spatial shift of the floating images is very easily observable for an observer who will look attentively at the portion of the space occupied.

 Consequently, the present invention overcomes a constant prejudice according to the state of the current art in that it combines according to a first embodiment: References: Drawing N 1, drawing for the short drawing N 2, two lenses of Fresnel with steps, (3), specially built for the needs of the present invention, and of which the concentric turns are alternately replaced every other time by a flat surface (14) the turns (15) of the two step lenses (3 ) 'face each other. the flat parts also facing each other. These two so-called stepped lenses (3) therefore being symmetrically opposite.

- triques sont elles au complet est positionnée côté source (10), à une distance qui peut être variable par rapport aux lentilles (3) opposées sur un plan symètrique. La dentelure, ou spires très visible sur le dessin pour l'abrègé est orientée du côté des deux lentilles à échelons montées en opposition (3). le positionnement de cette lentille (4) a pour fonction essentielle d'agrandir les images source primaires en (10) issues de préférence d'un monitor vidéo ; avant que les dites images soient, de par la trajectoires optique des rayons lumineux, réceptionnées par le montage en opposition des deux lentilles (3). A third step lens (4), the turns of which

- all three are positioned on the source side (10), at a distance which can be variable with respect to the lenses (3) opposite on a symmetrical plane. The serration, or turns very visible in the drawing for the abstract is oriented towards the side of the two stepped lenses mounted in opposition (3). the positioning of this lens (4) has the essential function of enlarging the primary source images into (10) preferably originating from a video monitor; before said images are, by the optical paths of light rays, received by the mounting in opposition of the two lenses (3).

Advantageously, the present invention includes anti-reflection and anti-radiation coatings, the advantages and the precise description of which will be explained a little further within the present description.
These coatings in (5) and (6), suitable for the present invention, have the essential function of attenuating in very high proportions the undesirable parasitic radiation and reflections.

 In (6) this special coating, adapted for the present invention, follows the shapes of the serration turns ((15), and the flat parts (14) of the lenses (3) located on the lens side (4). 5), the special coating covers the flat part on the observer side at (9) of

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 the cyclic modulator assembly with liquid crystal zones in 2).

 Advantageously ,. this anti-radiation and anti-reflection coating in (5) and (6) is preferably installed according to the locations already explained for physical reasons related to the optical path of the light rays coming from the image source side in (10) .

 In the context of the present invention, this anti-radiation and anti-reflection coating will relate to all of all of the embodiments explained in the present description.

 This coating could just as easily be installed in a different way, and could just as well cover only one or more of the flat parts or having striations of the lenses (3) (4) or other types of lenses relating to all embodiments of this description.

 Just as this anti-radiation and anti-reflection coating could just as well be partially or totally integrated within the same material constituting the stepped lenses (3) (4), or all the other types of lenses according to all modes. of realization of the present description.

 Just as this anti-radiation and anti-reflection coating could just as easily be partially or totally integrated in multiple ways according to the different embodiments included in the present description concerning the present invention.

 That said, still concerning the first embodiment, and also concerning the other embodiments included within the present description in the context of the present invention, two type plates comprising a cyclic modulator by alternating frequency mode, and liquid crystal lines changing state; thus going from opaque to translucent, or vice versa depending on the programming speed of an electronic quartz clock, cover the two lenses (3). The precise operation of this cyclic liquid crystal modulator will be explained a little further within this description.

 However, the essential function of these cyclic liquid crystal modulators is to obstruct or make opaque the parts (14) and (15) of the stepped lenses (3).

 These cyclic modulators with liquid crystals (in (2) comprise as one can clearly see it on for example the drawing (1), zones alternately dark and clear translucent. As one can quite easily note it, the division of clear translucent areas

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 and dark opaque in (7) and (8) alternately corresponds to the width of the turns (15) and the flat parts (14).

 Of course, if the programming of the two cyclic liquid crystal modulators commands the opaque zones OP to change state to become translucent, on the one hand, and at the same time, this same programming commands the translucent zones to change state to become opaque on the other hand; It will always be alternating; That is to say that these zones (7) and (8) must never all be at the same time opaque or translucent; and even whatever all kinds of proportions or organizations that could be any and, or organized in multiple ways other than alternately in accordance with the present invention.

 However, and for reasons related to future developments concerning the present description of the present invention, it could be advantageous to organize the synchronization of these cyclic liquid crystal modulators in other ways.

 The main purpose of these two modulators (2) being to let the light pass or not.

 The shutter frequency of the two modulators (2) is 25 (twenty five) times per second. This frequency could be either lower or higher.

 That is to say that 25 times per second, the zones (7) and (8) will change state, they will either be opaque so that the light does not pass, or else translucent so that the light passes ...

And alternated linearly as follows; .. Opaque, translucent, opaque, translucent ..... Or: Translucent, opaque, translucent, opaque.

 The electronic control of these zones (7) and (8) is ensured by a common device which is very easily found on the market.

 Even a simple pendulum with transparent support and liquid crystal display is controlled by an analogous system.

 The present shutter device (2) is better understood on reading the detailed below.

 The drawing (1), and the drawing for the abstract represent cyclic liquid crystal modulators (in 2) seen in section.

 The drawings (36) and (3) represent in a magnified manner the same cyclic modulators (2) according to a schematic aerial view.

 We immediately see the significant correspondence between the sectional views and the aerial views.

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) 'Except that the aerial view of the drawing (3) shows the organization of the cyclic modulator (2) according to lines or bands alternately in a parallel manner;
While the drawing (36) shows the organization of the cyclic modulator (2) according to lines or bands alternately in a concentric manner.

 The drawing (36) illustrates liquid crystal lines or bands which actually correspond to the zones (7) and (8) of the stepped lenses (3). The opaque parts of the drawing (36) cover in this specific case as an example of operation the flat parts (14) of the stepped lenses (3). While the grooved and concentric white parts of the drawing (36) cover the turns of the stepped lenses (3).

 The schematic representation of the drawing (36) could have been reversed: The opaque parts or areas would be translucent white, and the white translucent parts would be opaque.

 That said, during a synchronization sequence at a frequency of 25 times per second, alternately, 25 times per second, the opaque concentric circles will become translucent, and the translucent circles will become opaque.

 This same drawing (36) shows the organization of the modulators (2) and (FIG. 31) alternately styling the opaque and (8) translucent zones in an electronic state which could be the reverse as previously already explained within the present description.

 As it is easy to see, Figure (32) is the aerial view of the section (31). The drawing (36) explains according to the figure (31) an example of shuttering with only one stepped lens (3); while the drawing (3) explains an example of obturation with the two stepped lenses (3) which we can clearly see, their turns being symmetrically opposite; figure (5). Figure (6) being the aerial view of the section (5).

 Drawings (3) and (36) demonstrate two different possibilities for organizing. zones (7) and (8): either parallel, or also be concentric.

selon une plaque sensiblement plate dans la mesure du possible. Cette plaque renfermant les cristaux liquides pourraît être d'une technologie

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as substantially flat as possible. This plate containing the liquid crystals could be of a technology

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 alarm clock already on the market.

 The cyclic liquid crystal stoppers falling within the scope of the present invention (2), alternate 25 times per second in more or less zones (7) and (8).

 This can be more than 25 times per second, or less than 25 times per second. In such a way that the human eye cannot be aware of changes of state. This frequency is also often used by screen display technologies in communication.

The drawing (9) therefore falls within the framework for the conformity of the invention, since it presents in the form of a monitor (17) two superimposed images: Either: a video tree (19) and a video apple (20 )
These two video images (19) and (20) are alternated in (49) 25 times per second.

(5), et (6) ; Donc, ce+. For an observer (23), placed in front of the monitor (17) alone, said observer, given the alternating speed of 25 times per second, will see two images at the same time and nothing else. Now, and, still according to the drawing (9), the monolytic adapter (11) comprising according to the drawing for the abstract: (Two step lenses (3), one lens (4), two modulators (2) and the filtration device

(5), and (6); So this +.

(5), and (6); Therefore, this monolytic adapter (11) is placed in front of the monitor (17). The adapter (18) being only the practical support for suitably supporting the monolytic adapter (11).

 As noted in the drawing (9), the assembly (11) and (18) therefore constitutes a monolytic adapter. light, compact, thin, and multi-adaptable. The size of this set (11), (18) will vary according to multiple potential adaptations already existing on the world consumer market, some examples of which are already cited on the first page of this description.

 Now, and concerning the formation of two distinct images, and shifted in the eyes of the observer (23), the present device will be better understood on reading the detailed description of this operating mode.

- tion alternée des deux images (20), la pomme et (19), l'arbre. Here is a step-by-step explanation of the device:
First of all, the alternating electronic control of the two cyclic modulators (2) is linked and therefore synchronized with the device.

- alternation of the two images (20), the apple and (19), the tree.

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 light rays (50) pass through the two stepped lenses (3), and flat parts of the two cyclic modulators (2) as well as through anti-reflection coatings (5) and (6).

l'écran du monolyte adapteur (II, 18). By deciding for example convention that the tree (19) is the source video image which corresponds to this programming instant, only the trajectory of the light rays constituting the pass-rost tree through the elements (5) , (6), (14), (8). The observer (23) will see the video image of the tree (19) reconstructed on the surface of

the screen of the adapter monolyte (II, 18).

 The next instant, the programming establishes a reverse state: the zones (7) which were opaque become translucent, and the zones (8) which were translucent become opaque.

 By always deciding by convention of example that the apple (20) is the video image which corresponds to this instant; programming, the path of the light rays constituting the apple (20) will pass through elements (15), (5), (6), and (7) which is now translucent; since at this time, the zones (8) are opaque.

The observer (23) will thus see the image of the apple (20) but at the front of the screen of the monolyte adapter (11,18) according to a state which is now immaterial for the following reasons:
The trajectory of the light rays which according to always by convention of example correspond to the video source apple (20), These light rays cross especially the turns' (15) of the stepped lenses (3). These said turns having the particularity of having a focal length adapted as a result of the desired visual effects. since the focusing of the trajectory of the light rays will be concentrated in front of the adapter monolyte (11,18), thus reconstituting the intangible image of the apple in (16) in front of the observer (23).

 Consequently, the synchronization of the two video source images: apple (20) and tree (19) being as previously explained - explained 25 times per second, that is to say: Once the apple (20) then a times the tree (19), then once the apple (20), then a to, .- s the tree (19), ..... The observer will see the two images simultaneously: tree (19) on the screen of the adapter monolyte (11, 18) and the apple (20) transformed into (16) according to the focus of the path of the light rays at a point of convergence located at the front of the screen of the adapter monolyte (11,18) this distance separating the screen of the adapter monolyte (11,18) from the immaterial apple (16) Can vary due to the focal length of the lenses (3)

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Ce choix de longueur de focale sera déterminé selon les types divers de destinations, d'adaptations, d'intégrations des monolytes adapteurs.

This choice of focal length will be determined according to the various types of destinations, adaptations, integrations of the adapter monolytes.

- quer les particularités de certains composants, et de certains effets provoqués par les divers modes de réalisations de la présente inven- -tion. Given that the present invention consists of a whole set of components whose logic of their presence falls within the framework of the said invention, and that on the other hand, the said present invention - is declined in several embodiments , it is now necessary in the context of this descriptive

quer the particularities of certain components, and certain effects caused by the various embodiments of the present invention.

- tion.

 Advantageously, the construction of the present invention as well as its various embodiments include an anti-radiation and anti-reflection filtration device whose presence is explained by the fact that a very strong attenuation of parasitic reflections and unwanted radiation will be observed. .

This present anti-reflection and anti-radiation device has, above all, a function of separation of the images with respect to the various trajectories of the light rays which would interfere in supper- - position or behind the images generated by the video source.

According to the drawings (N 7) and (N 8), the graphs in figures (7) and (8) highlight two essential parameters of filtration.

Figure (N 7) gives a wavelength in millimeters of the anti-reflection layer. In (21), there is a packed curve of the said anti-reflection layer. In (22), the conductive layer which is transparent is calculated to conduct a maximum of light without the reflections in (21) figure (7) coming to interfere with the conductive layer and the desired passage of light.

 The drawing (7) gives a precise image of the behavior of light within the framework of this anti-reflection and anti-radiation device, since the monolytic adapter is found in (11) (18) which will be declined within this description in other modes of realization. ; Or: the monolytic adapters (108,129, 130,131).

- tions contenuez par la partie filtration incluse'au sein de l'adap- - teur (11). En (24), Le blocage des ondes lumineuses filtrantes qui ne sont pas désirables : Soit : Les ondes de reflexion. L'observateur (23) voit une image immatérielle (16) absolument nette. The drawing (N 7) shows the behavior in (25) of the radia-

- tions contained by the filtration part included in the adapter - (11). In (24), The blocking of the filtering light waves which are not desirable: Either: The reflection waves. The observer (23) sees an immaterial image (16) absolutely clear.

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- gnétiques en éliminant : 99 % des reflets, cette couche bloque tout aussi bien : jusqu'à 99. 99 % les émissions électriques E. L. V., et V. L. F, Cette couche de protection épouse toujours en (6), les dente- - lures de la lentille à échelons en (3), dont une dent (strie) sur deux s'oppose à la dentelure de l'autre lentille placée en face d'elle. Taking as reference: The drawing for the abstract, also the drawing N 1, for the good understanding of this coating, (5) and (6) The layer (6) consists of anti-radiation particles provided against electrostaticity , as well as against electromagnetic radiation

- genetic by eliminating: 99% of reflections, this layer blocks just as well: up to 99. 99% electrical emissions ELV, and VL F, This protective layer always follows (6), the teeth - the stepped lens in (3), of which one tooth (streak) in two opposes the serration of the other lens placed in front of it.

 In (5), the filtration layer covering the flat part of the stepped lens in (3) on the observer side in (9); this so-called COll; - filtration is an optical coating reducing up to 99.99% 'the' é-- -flection and glare.

 The improvement of the resolution of the image is located in very important proportions; contributing for an observer (23) to observe a frank and clear detachment of the immaterial images which are focused in front of the adapter monolyte (11), or (108), or, (129), or (130), or, (131) .

 In addition, the ocular constraints are surprisingly attenuated.

This filtration layer in (5) comprises a layer of metal, and also highly conductive metal oxide for the transmission of high and low light.

 Preferably, a conductive coating with grounding cord will be integrated into the filtration layer (5) to block up to 99.99%. electromagnetic radiation.

 Advantageously, a thin anti-reflective film but also at the same time electrically conductive will block up to 99.99% the radiation of the electric field at extra low frequency .. very low frequency; while eliminating the static field; the index difference being from: 1.46 to 1.56.

 The qualities of photocopy reflections being at most: 0.25%, per side; that is to say on each side of the filtration assembly in (5).

 The resistivity of the surfaces is: 350 ohms per m2.

Protection at the level of UV (rays) is 95%.

 The radiation protection: U. V. A. is {I%.

The protection at the level of the rays: U. V. B. is of 100%.

 In the context of the present invention, this device

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 of filtration in (5), and (6), constitutes an essential element of integration to ensure the technical sharing of the luminous fluxes, according to their trajectories in such a way that, as already partially explained in this description, the observer (23) cannot visually confuse and therefore mix, the images and the different forms of undesirable light parasites.

ses différentes formes de réalisations expliquées au sein du présent descriptif pourraient très bien fonctionner sans l'installation, et 1 donc l'intègration de ce dispositif de filtration en (5) et (6). It goes without saying that the present invention; as well as all

its various embodiments explained within this description could work very well without the installation, and therefore the integration of this filtration device in (5) and (6).

But that would be to deprive the present invention of an element integral with it.

 This filtration device acting and working in fina- - litze as a separator of good and bad trajectories of light rays from a video source on a preferential basis.

- restes formes de réalisations peuvent être facilement munies de préférence par dessus la couche de filtration en (5) d'un miroir sans tain, d'un tissu aux mailles laissant suffisemment passer la lumière, ou encore d'un papier, ou autres matière transparentes, ces exemples étant donnés d'une façon non limitative. Advantageously, the present invention and its various

- leftover embodiments can be easily provided preferably over the filtration layer in (5) with a one-way mirror, with a mesh fabric allowing sufficient light to pass through, or even with paper or other material. transparent, these examples being given in a nonlimiting manner.

 The two-way mirror will have a magic function, since an observer for example (23) will see himself in a mirror while observing - for example, the appearance of the apple (16) drawing N 9.

-guera l'image de l'arbre (19) sans que cette dernière soit nette. A mesh fabric with sufficient light to pass through will create a surprising surprise; Since the observer (23) will see in a totally detached manner a floating image of the apple (16); but, because of the fabric, the observer (23) distinguishes

will look at the image of the tree (19) without the latter being clear.

 A transparent paper, for example, will have the effect of creating a high incidence of eye reference for an observer (23) Since a cleverly pleated transparent paper will cause a background slightly charged with reflections whose source is external to the monolyte - adapter; this skillfully pleated paper will be: for the observer (23) visually clearly behind the immaterial apple (16).

 In the context of the present invention, apart from the description, these three examples given without implied limitation do not appear on any of the drawings accompanying the present description.

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By the mere presence of the filtration device (5) and (6), the immaterial images in lift: for example: the apple (16) drawing (9); very clearly shift from their original source (11) for an observer (23).

 As a result: for one or more observers (23), the images in levitation such as for example: the apple (16) 'become an immaterial reality.

-fauts de parralaxes, les abbèrations, et autres parasites indésira- - bles sont atténués dans de très fortes proportions. Thanks to this filtration device in (5) and (6), the

- faults of parralaxes, abbèrations, and other undesirable parasites - are attenuated in very strong proportions.

By observing for convenience, the design for the abstract we can easily see the path parccuru by the light rays in (50), and the filtration layer in (6) covering the turns (15) and the flat parts ( 14) of the step lens (3) installed closest to the lens (4)
This filtration layer (6) constitutes in a certain way - the first filtration element which will prepare the source image by attenuating the reflections and radiation from said source image.
The image will therefore be cleaned of its primary parasites.

cotê observateui (9) a pour fonction comme précédemment expliqué de réduire l'éblouissement et la réflexion jusqu'à. 99.99 %. In (5), the filtering layer covering the flat part of the lens (3)

side observateui (9) has the function as previously explained to reduce glare and reflection up. 99.99%.

 It is therefore preferably the two combined layers (5) and (6) which allow the quality of vision sought in the context of the present invention. Of course, these two filtration layers can - - be combined in multiple ways other than previously explained; Likewise, a single filtration layer or (5) or (6) could be installed in multiple ways. Just as more than two layers of filtration (5) or (6), or differently could be installed in multiple ways; everything is possible.

 However, and for logical reasons corresponding to the proper functioning of the present invention, the locations of the two filtration devices will be installed according to all of the details given in the present description.

 In the context of the present invention and its various embodiments which will be explained a little further within this description, the stepped lens (wo4) visible on the drawings - accompanying the present description: Drawing: (for abstract),

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drawing (2), then drawing (4), and (5), then, (12), and (17) and (18) is installed in the monolytic adapters: (11), (108), (129);
Concerning the stepped lens (NO 4), the functions of this so-called lens, its logical presence in the context of the present invention, will be better understood on reading the detailed description below.

 This NO step lens (4) has all its turns as can be seen in the drawings: (for the abstract), (12), (4), (5), (17), and (18) .

*tuant les deux lentilles à images vidéo aboutissent à l'ensemble constituant les deux lentilles à échelons (3). Its main function is only to enlarge the video images for example before the trajectory of the light rays of these said

* killing the two lenses with video images lead to the assembly constituting the two stepped lenses (3).

This quality of widening of the NO lens (4) is mainly due to its particular focal length which is the subject of optical details within a table forming part of the present description.

 This rung lens (4) is preferably installed at a distance which can be variable with respect to the groups constituting the other two rung lenses (3).

 The distance which can be variable between the lens (4) and the group of two lenses (3) in opposition is variable according to the magnification of the source images which it is desired to obtain.

 However, it is the incidence of the focal length of the lens (4), and of its other optical characteristics; which, combined with the lenses (3) mounted in opposition which will cause for an observer (23) a wide angle vision of a video image, for example - the apple (16), of the drawing (9). For an observer (23) looking for example at the screen of the adapter (11) of the drawing (9) on the side, the latter will see the apple (16) flattened on the screen (11) of the adapter (11 ) It is only by advancing step by step to position itself in front of the screen of the adapter (11) that the observer (23) will gradually see the image of the apple (16) literally take off from the adapter screen (11) and then stabilize at a certain distance from the adapter screen (11) according to the chosen optical characteristics of the step lenses (3) and (4).

 The presence of the lens (4) within the adapters (11), (108) and (129) constitutes for the present invention a very important element.

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 since it allows for an observer (23) an angle of view of the immaterial images in lift; for example the apple (16), therefore, an angle of view greatly exceeding 100 degrees.

 Given an angle of vision exceeding 100 degrees, there can naturally be more than one observer; This is the purpose of the presence of this lens (4) within the monolytic adapters (11), (108), and (129).

 There is shown in the drawing (NO 2) a sectional view of the adapter (11). for convenience.

 All the other adapters: (108), (129), (130), and (131) are constructed according to the same idea in order to preserve the essential qualities of the various embodiments of these adapters forming an integral part of the present invention. : Namely: thinness, compactness, adaptability - weight ......

 This sectional drawing of the monolytic adapter (11) is characterized by the fact that it comprises two opposing lenses (3), a recessed lens (4), the position of which can vary relative to the group of- two lens (3), this device also comprising two cyclic liquid crystal modulators with alternating zones in (2); .. this modulator (11) comprising, also in (5) a device for filtering anti-parasite and anti-light reflections. The filtration part (6) not shown in this drawing. Figure (3) of this drawing (2) shows the sandwich assembly of the monolytic adapter (11). Figure (4) of this drawing (11) shows the sandwich section of the adapter (11).

According to the drawing (nu 6), a wavelength of immaterial information is represented in cava- lar perspective according to a stabilized wave front. This overview of the drawing (6) is intended to demonstrate the effectiveness of the various embodiments of the present invention -
This overview, in accordance with the invention comprises in (11) the monolytic adapter for the example; in (18), the support of the adapter (11), in (54), an electronic digit reproducing by light-emitting diode mode the number (8) (EIGHT), in (55), and this assembly therefore constituting the source material of the image of (8).

 When a frosted glass is positioned in (56) as close as possible to the screen of the adapter (11), this position being able nevertheless to vary, an observer (23) will see a blurred image of the number (8) in ( 53) according to the frosted glass (56). When we position this same frosted glass in

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 (58), the observer (23) will see the image of (8) in (53) may be even more blurred. While when you position the frosted glass at (57) at a variable distance that must be adjusted if possible and preferably manually, by very slightly searching for the image of (8), you will easily obtain an image net of what (8) that the observer (23) can observe.

 While it will be impossible to perform this sharpness control operation by positioning the frosted glass at (56) and (58).

 The frosted glass (at 56) is too close, and the frosted glass at (58) is too far.

 It is only by slightly seeking the (8) in a clear way with the frosted glass (57) that one will obtain a satisfactory result for the observer (23).

 This drawing (6) is given only by way of nonlimiting example.

qui peut varier en fonction des différentes focales choisies pour le montage de l'adapteur (11), cela va de soit. The position for the example of the frosted glass (57) collects the clear image of (8) (53) at a distance from the screen of the adapter (11)

which can vary depending on the different focal lengths chosen for mounting the adapter (11), that goes without saying.

 According to this example, the observer (23) will have at least proof of the exact spatial position occupied by the stabilized wave front constituting (8).

 The observer (23) could just as easily repeat the operation in connection with the drawing (6) but with, for example, the apple (16) of the drawing (9).

 The observer (23) will see in the absolute the image of this figure (8) very clearly offset from the screen of the monolyte (11); This image of (8), or for example the apple (16) of the drawing (9) could easily be interactive with another image backwards or forwards according to the design of the present invention.

 One of the optical impressions of the observer (23) will be that he will see floating images as coming from nowhere; This is also largely due to the presence of the two optical-filtration-filtration devices in (5) and (6) integrated within the monolytic adapter (11).

 For information, this image of (8) in (53) pasted on the frosted glass in (57) according to a stabilized wave front; this said image floating in space and thereby occupying a spatial portion that can be easily determined as the drawing (6) the

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le démontre, si maintenant l'on enlevait le verre dépoli en (57), l'ob- - servateur (23) verra la même image du (8) mais toute seule sans aucun support matériel. La distance séparrant cette image nette du (8) pa.' rapport à l'écran du monolyte adapteur (11) est aussi du temps. Aussi court soit-il. Il y a donc de l'espace et du temps..

demonstrates it, if now we removed the frosted glass in (57), the observer - 23 will see the same image of (8) but all alone without any material support. The distance between this sharp image and (8) pa. ' compared to the screen of the adapter monolyte (11) is also time consuming. As short as it is. So there is space and time ..

 Up to now, within this description, the present invention has been explained according to its base constituted by the adapter monolyte, or monolytic adapter (which is the same thing) (11).

 However, and according to a different embodiment, the monolytic adapter (11) can easily decline into a different assembly that can be seen on the drawings (4) and (5). These drawings (4) and (5) highlight the cyclic liquid crystal modulator (2) by precisely specifying two shutter states as previously explained in the present description.

de la gauche comme pour le sens de la lecture : Soit : Opaçue translu- -cide, opaque, translucide..... Le déssin (5) selon toujours le même sens de la lecture, c'est à dire : gauche pour aller à droite : Soit : Translucide, puis opaque, puis, translucide..... The drawing (4) shows the following shutter state starting

from the left as for the direction of reading: Either: Opaque translucent, opaque, translucent ..... The drawing (5) always according to the same direction of reading, ie: left to go right: Either: Translucent, then opaque, then, translucent .....

l'adapteur monolytyque (11) correspondant aux déssins : (pour l'abrègé), 1 puis le déssin (1), (2), (3) ; Sauf que un seul modulateur cyclique à cristaux liquides (2) est installé selon les déssins (4), et (5). From the outset, there is a similar arrangement with respect to

the monolytych adapter (11) corresponding to the drawings: (for the abstract), 1 then the drawing (1), (2), (3); Except that a single cyclic liquid crystal modulator (2) is installed according to drawings (4), and (5).

 In addition, this modulator (11) is installed in the middle of the two stepped lenses (3) which are always mounted in opposition.

 This results in identical operation with respect to the mono- -lite adapter (11) except that the trajectory of the light rays emanating from the source side (at 10) will be more likely to overflow on the sides of the flat areas (14) and, or areas turns in (15), of the two stepped lenses (3) during the alternation of source images 25 times per second.

 This particular assembly corresponding to the drawings (4) and (5) is an economical assembly of the present invention.

 The space occupied by the cyclic modulator (2) in the middle of the two lenses (3) constituting a thickness. Therefore, the space found between the two lenses (3) will be greater than the space found in the middle. lenses (3) of the monolytic adapter (11).

 Consequently, depending on the desired results, it will be necessary to choose lenses with preferably a length

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 other focal length without the latter being limiting.

 Otherwise, we immediately find the same concept of adaptability, thinness, compactness specific to the monolytic adapter (11).

différentes adaptations ou, et constructions existantes et, ou partiel- - element existantes sur les marchés actuels de la consommation et autres marchés marginaux, et, ou spécialisés. The present invention, according to its monolytic adapter (11) and its variant explained with drawings (4), and (5), proposes to give, and to explain some applications which fall within the framework of

different adaptations or, and existing constructions and, or partial - element existing on the current markets of the consumption and other marginal markets, and, or specialized.

 These examples are given for information and are not limiting.

Thus, taking the drawing first as a reference: (9), the observer (23) sees two different images. Or: the intangible image of the apple (16) clearly offset from the screen of the monolytic adapter in (11). On the screen of the monolytic adapter (11), the observer (23) sees the image of the tree at (19).

 Of course, the interactivity of these two images (16) and (19) is now possible thanks to the internal functioning of the adapter (11) already explained. One could now envisage using this present device inherent in the present invention the mounting of a video game for non-limiting and indicative example.

 According to the drawing (NO 10) in figure 9), the apple (16) is replaced by the plane (62); the observer (23) is now the actor of the interactive images of the airplane (62) and dutank (61); thanks to its joystick (60). The figure (10) of this drawing (NO 10) shows a particular application in C.A.O mode, it could also be a mode: D. A. O, or even: P. A. O ..

 In the case of figure (10) of the drawing (10), The observer (23) works thanks to his computer keyboard visible on the drawing, a piece in (64) stabilized immaterially in front of the monitor screen video (17), itself equipped with its monolytic adapter in position (11). The part (63) can be either a normal video image, or a 3D video image, or both. The operator can, within the framework of his work, cause the part (64) to go back and forth.

 According to a very particular embodiment, the present invention proposes to assemble several video monitors equipped with - tun of a monolytic adapter (11). whose cyclic liquid crystal modulators are of course synchronized with the appearance of video images according to a frequency cycle of 25 images second ...

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 as previously explained within the cyclic liquid crystal modulator chapter.

 These video monitors, or other video sources equipped according to the design (11) of their monolytic adapter in (11), are preferably installed horizontally, but that could be otherwise.

 This device according to the drawing (11) is characterized by the fact that it is an air traffic control system which can simultaneously control: the speed, the altitude, the direction of aircraft. But it could be other different elements: for example boats; except that altitude control would be useless for boats.

 The drawing device (11) comprises, for example, four video monitors and each with their adapter (11). There could be more than four, or just one.

 The four monitors and adapters are preferably installed horizontally as close as possible to each other for very understandable reasons of compactness. Each monitor (17). is connected to a conventional radar device (for the example). Each monitor can correspond by example convention to two aircraft. The radar calculation unit will transfer, for example, two aircraft echoes which correspond to two different altitudes; for example: 3000 and 2000 meters.

 Assuming that these two altitudes correspond to two planes flying at two maximum heights supported by an air traffic control, the three other monitors (17) wearing their monolithic adapters in (11) will support the altitudes of aircraft thereby flying at lower altitudes.

 It is built in (65) visual altitude control lines materialized by lines that can be video; Thus, and advantageously, an observer operator (23) can instantly control visually in real 3D the altitude of the planes under his responsibility, in (66) In (65) we observe the lines of aircraft altitude fix. Consequently, the invention demonstrates an ability to control air traffic no longer on a flat screen of traffic radar, but in 3D. In (67), the frame of the altitude control lines is shown. It is assumed that for this example, all the information is naturally connected in the form of rodondance. The immaterial sphere effect in (59) will be explained later in this description. This drawing (11) highlights a device specific to the present invention.

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And according to this embodiment given as an indication and not limiting, it could be very easily declined a set taking into account for example given as an indication and not limiting therefore, taking into account a control both air, boats are located- - surface and submarine ast. Showing both a multiple control situation for an operator observer (23).

 That said, and concerning the drawing (11), advantageously, the observer (23) will be better able to avoid potential air collisions than if he were placed in front of a traditional radar screen and with a flat surface. The materialization of aircraft still according to the drawing (11), the aircraft in (66), therefore, this materialization in 3D can also be of two different types; or more....

 Either: the operator in (23) will see miniaturized planes in (66) whose image of each will approach at least the real image of the real aircraft, this being due to the particularity of the particular radar signals specific to practically each- type of aircraft., Or, 1 operator in (23) will only see light spots. All this is only a matter of choice for the construction of such an assembly.

 The idea of the drawing (11) coming within the framework of a particular adaptation of the present invention is based on the principle that all forms, and all existing technologies concerning the modes of computer and electronic combinations are integrated into the present device; since these technologies already exist for various other applications.

 The drawing NO (11) gives a particular form of application of the present invention, based on the combination of at least two monolytic adapters (11). These adapters (11) according to the drawing? (11) are for the purposes of this embodiment of air traffic control installed side by side, but they could be installed in many different ways.

 Until now, within the present description, the present invention has highlighted: Thanks to its monolytic adapter (11) and its derivatives according to the drawings (4) and (5) the interactivity of two images: one immaterial in front of the screen of the adapter (11), and the other image recessed.

 According to the drawing NO (12), this monolyte adapter NO (129) proposes to highlight in an equally interactive way as for the adapter (11), two images floating spatially in front of

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des. Mais cette fois-ci, Le modulateur cyclique (2) est installé au des- - aus des deux lentilles à échelons en (3). Donc, côté observateur en (9). his screen. The adapter comprises, like the variants of the invention according to drawings (4) and (5), that a single cyclic modulator with liquid crystals

of. But this time, the cyclic modulator (2) is installed above the two stepped lenses at (3). So, on the observer side in (9).

 The operation of the cyclic modulator (2) is strictly the same as the two modulators installed within the adapter (11).

 This embodiment of the present invention according to this design - (12) proposes to generate, therefore, two floating immaterial images spatially stabilized in front of the screen of the adapter (129), and naturally interactive with one another according to the present invention.

 This particular embodiment therefore comprises two lenses, stepped,. One: is identical to NO (3) already known in this description. Except that its turns (15) and its flat parts (at (t4) are oriented on the observer side at (9). The other NO lens (3) is installed, according to the drawing (12) under the other step lens, the turns of the latter at (15) being oriented opposite the flat parts (14) of the lens (3) installed on the observer side (at 9).

passera : Les zones opaques deviendront translucides, et les zones trans- - lucides deviendront opaques ; Précédemment, seul, l'image de l'arbre apparaissait à l'observateur. immatériellement bien sur. Cette fois-ci, seule, l'image de la pomme apparat à l'observateur. immatériellement bien sur. Cela dit, en accélèrant le procéssus selon le fonctionnement du modulateur cyclique, c'est à dire : 25 fois par seconde, l'observa- -teur verra en finalité l'arbre et la pomme en même temps, flotter This display device of the monolytic adapter (129) works in the following way: Firstly, and according to the des- - Sin? (12), the cyclic modulator (2) is linearly in the following state from left to right: Opaque, then translucent, then opaque, then translucent ...... And so on .... Taking for agreement - - tion of examples at the source of images in (10), the apple and the tree, 25 times per second each in turn as previously already explained - explained according to the descriptive part relating to the cyclic liquid crystal modulator ; therefore, according to this example convention, the apple (16) is attributed to this phase of cyclic shuttering. It follows that the trajectory of the light rays of the apple attributed to the turns (15) of the lens (3) installed on the source side at (10) will be obstructed by the zones of liquid crystals programmed in opaque mode according to this drawing (12). In the next phase, the exact opposite will be the case.

will pass: Opaque areas will become translucent, and translucent areas - will become opaque; Previously, only the image of the tree appeared to the observer. immaterially of course. This time, only, the image of the apple appears to the observer. immaterially of course. That said, by speeding up the process according to the functioning of the cyclic modulator, that is to say: 25 times per second, the observer will ultimately see the tree and the apple at the same time, float

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immatériellement : soit l'un à côté de l'autre, soit l'un décalé par rap- - port à l'autre ou de toutes autres manières selon les types de longueur de focale choisies pour les'lentilles (3) installées dans cet adapteur monolytique (129).

immaterial: either one beside the other, or one offset relative to the other or in any other way depending on the types of focal length chosen for the lenses (3) installed in this monolytic adapter (129).

 The drawing (13) shows the adapter (131) which corresponds to another embodiment of the present invention.

 To do this, we install in the monolytic adapter (131) Only one cyclic modulator (2), and only one step lens in (128). Except that this step lens (128) is not positive with reference to its optical construction, but this step lens (128) is negative with reference to its optical construction.

 This means that an observer, for example (23), manually grasping this negative lens (128) all alone, and looking through the part of the concentric turns, after having chosen the corresponding side, said observer (23) by pointing said lens (128) towards any objects, will see the images of these objects as if he were looking through a window; except that the optical characteristics of focal length among others of said lens (128) will cause the images viewed by the observer (23) to have different sizes compared to reality.

 That said, the operation of this monolytic adapter (131) is as follows: According to the cyclic shutter (2) of the drawing (13), we attribute for example convention, the tree (127) 'of the drawing ( 14), and the apple (20) of the same design (14), in the following way: the trajectory of the light rays of the shaft (127) for the turns (15) of the negative lens (128). And the trajectory of the light rays from the apple (20) of the drawing (14) to the flat parts (14) of the negative lens (128).

It is important to specify before anything else that this adapter (131) does not include an image enlarger lens (4).

- ment : l'image de l'arbre (127) en retrait visuellement du monitor (17) donc, comme si l'arbre (127). du déssin (14) était installée derrière le monitor (17 du déssin (14) ; et la pomme (20) du déssin (14) selon un format d'image vidéo normale. During an operating phase generated by the source in (10), and the cyclic modulator in (2), an observer will see simultaneously-

- ment: the image of the tree (127) visually withdrawn from the monitor (17) therefore, as if the tree (127). of the drawing (14) was installed behind the monitor (17 of the drawing (14); and the apple (20) of the drawing (14) in a normal video image format.

 The monolytic adapter (130) of the drawing (15) represents another embodiment of the present invention; since it combines a single cyclic modulator (2) installed in the middle of two stepped lenses: one in (3). and the other negative in (128).

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lentille négative (128) et les spires de la lentille (3) du déssin (15) à la pomme (16) du déssin (16). Ainsi, et selon le mode de fonctione- - ment de l'obsturateur cyclique (2) du déssin (15), l'observateur (23) du déssin (16) verra simultanément l'image de l'arbre (127) du déssin (16) en retrait du monitor (17) de ce même déssin, du fait des caractè- - ristiques optiques de la lentille négative (128) ; et l'image de la pomme (16) du déssin (16) au devant de l'adapteur (130) du déssin (16) selon une flotabilité immatérielle déjà précédemment expliquée au sein du présent descriptif. Cet adapteur monolytique (130) ne comporte pas de lentille (4) agrandisseuse d'image. The negative lens (128) is installed on the source side at (10), its turns (15) oriented on the observer side at (9). The lens (3) of this drawing (15) also has its turns oriented towards the observer on (9)
For example convention, we attribute the trajectory of the light rays of the tree (127) of the drawing (16) to the turns (15) of the

negative lens (128) and the turns of the drawing lens (3) (15) to the apple (16) of the drawing (16). Thus, and according to the operating mode of the cyclic shutter (2) of the drawing (15), the observer (23) of the drawing (16) will simultaneously see the image of the tree (127) of the drawing (16) set back from the monitor (17) of this same design, due to the optical characteristics of the negative lens (128); and the image of the apple (16) of the drawing (16) in front of the adapter (130) of the drawing (16) according to an intangible buoyancy already previously explained in the present description. This monolytic adapter (130) does not include an image enlarger lens (4).

-que (108) qui, d'une manière générale étant à même d'entrer dans le cadre d'une integration, et donc d'une commercialisation extrêmement facile en regard des nombreux exemples précisés dans les déssins suivants : (20,21, 22,23, 24,25, 26,27, 28,29). According to an embodiment stripped of the present invention - the drawings ((17), and (18) highlight the monolyte adapter., -

-that (108) which, generally being able to enter within the framework of an integration, and therefore of an extremely easy marketing with regard to the numerous examples specified in the following drawings: (20,21, 22.23, 24.25, 26.27, 28.29).

cyclique à cristaux liquides (2). Seuls sont installés : la filtration

anti-reflets et anti-radiations en (5), et (6). Ainsi que deux lentilles o (37) à échelons, munies de leurs spires (15) au complet sans ozones.""' -plates intercalées. ; l'on visualise également concernant cet adapteur (108), une lentille (4) agrandisseuse d'images. les longueurs de focales et autres caractéristiques optiques de ces deux lentilles à échelons en (37) sont telles que pour un observateur (23) du déssin (-18), il se matérialise une sorte de sphère immatérielle très visible dont l'utili- - sation sera largement intégrée comme effet visuel surprenant pour les diverses applications qui seront expliquées selon les déssins allant de : (20), à (29). The monolytic adapter (108) does not include a modulator

cyclic liquid crystal (2). Only installed: filtration

anti-reflection and anti-radiation in (5), and (6). As well as two stepped lenses (37), provided with their whorls (15) completely without ozones. ""'- interleaved plates. ; we also visualize concerning this adapter (108), a lens (4) for enlarging images. the focal lengths and other optical characteristics of these two stepped lenses at (37) are such that, for an observer (23) of the drawing (-18), a kind of very visible immaterial sphere materializes, the use of which - sation will be widely integrated as a surprising visual effect for the various applications which will be explained according to the drawings going from: (20), to (29).

 This present adapter monolyte will generate, because of its construction, only one immaterial image spatially stabilized in front of its screen. Except that this immaterial image will float inside the immaterial sphere (59) of the drawing (18). In conclusion, this is a particular embodiment concerning this adapter (108).

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 link of the present invention within the present description.

According to the drawing (19), the integration of the monolytic adapter (108) causes for an observer (23), a surprising visual effect; since the observer (23) sees the immaterial apple (16) floating along its front of waves stabilized inside the immaterial sphere (59) of this drawing (19).

This present particular embodiment inherent in the present invention is characterized by the integrations and applications explained according to the detailed reading below:
The NO drawing (20) incorporates the monolytic adapter (108) provided with a multi-position articulated arm. The patient to be observed and, or operated on (43) is seen covered by a matt black material preferably - comprising (132), an orifice allowing only the eye (133) of the patient (43) to be seen. The observer (23) will manipulate the monolytic adapter (108) included in his adapter box (18) so as to place the present monolytic adapter (108) above the eye (133) of the patient (43). The function of the lamp (110) is to illuminate the patient's eye (43); This figure (13) of the drawing (20) highlights a possibility of ophthalmological study for doctors possibly oriented towards surgery.

 As soon as the eye (133) of the patient (43) according to the figure (13) of this drawing (20) is sufficiently lit, the observer will note: the existence of the immaterial eye (39) according to a forehead stabilized waves; this eye (39) occupying a spatial portion in front of the monolith adapter (108) perfectly observable according to the qualities of this embodiment (108) in the context of the present invention.

 The multi-position articulated arm (40) will allow various manipulations for the observer (23). Figure (11) of the drawing (20) shows the patient before being covered by the matte dark matter. The drawing (12) shows the patient (43) covered by the matte dark matter.

 Preferably, the patient (43) must be covered with this matt black matter so that the trajectory of the light rays coming from his eye (133) lit by the lamp (110) is the only element taken into account. by the mounting and the optical characteristics of the adapter monolyte (108).

 As a result, it will be easy for the observer (23) or others if they were present to observe attentively the patient's immaterial eye (39) - see even to operate this eye ( 43) using

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bistouri, ou scalpel électroniques intéractifs comme le montre le dés- - sein (38) du déssin (21). Ce déssin (21) présente à titre d'exemple in- - dicatif et non limitatif une séquence opératoire immatérielle.

scalpel, or interactive electronic scalpel as shown in the drawing (38) of the drawing (21). This drawing (21) presents, by way of non-limiting example, an immaterial operating sequence.

- terface (41). Naturellement, l'informatique spécialisée pour ce dispositif gère aussi : les émetteurs et récepteurs infrarouges à lignes intéractives, les images du monitor (17) et le scalpel électronique (38)
Le fonctionnement du scalpel électronique est le suivant : A chaque intersection de au moins deux lignes infrarouges générées par les émetteurs (42) installés selon un angle de 45 , si le scampel élec-

-tronique intéractif (sa pointe) entre en contact avec cette intersec- - tion, alors, selon la programmation installée, il se produira une intéraction en relation directe avec l'image d l'oeil immatériel (39). occupant une portion spatiale identifiable par l'oservateur (23).

- ! tuant à la Les lignes infrarouges des émetteurs (42) se situant à la même hauteur que l'oeil immatériel. This sequence according to the drawing (21) comprises the following elements - examples of indicative and therefore non-limiting examples:
An observer (23) who could just as easily be a medical ophthalmologist, an electronic scalpel (38) interactive with respect to the multipoint infrared emitting plates (42) and the multipoint infrared receiving plates (45). Thus, at the intersection of each multi-point infrared line generated by the transmitters (42), the interactive tip of the electronic scalpel (38) will cause a programmed reaction by the software and hardware designed for this device. All electronic links are provided by the

- terface (41). Naturally, the specialized IT for this device also manages: infrared transmitters and receivers with interactive lines, images from the monitor (17) and the electronic scalpel (38)
The operation of the electronic scalpel is as follows: At each intersection of at least two infrared lines generated by the emitters (42) installed at an angle of 45, if the electric scampel

- interactive tronic (its tip) comes into contact with this intersection - then, depending on the programming installed, there will be an interaction in direct relation with the image of the immaterial eye (39). occupying a spatial portion identifiable by the oservator (23).

-! The infrared lines of the emitters (42) lying at the same height as the intangible eye.

 The drawing (22) is a very particular embodiment of the present invention. This assembly of the drawing (22) comprises: for indicative and nonlimiting example: Four monitors in (17), Four monolytic adapters (108), a distributor of video cables (121), a display device already known and marketed in (122 ).

This present application and integration of the adapter (108) on reading the detailed description below:
First of all, the display apparatus (122) makes it possible to project on video screens, or on screens installed against walls, or other systems, images, or real objects placed on the screen (123 ) of the display device (122).

 Consequently, and preferably according to a detail which is not represented on the screen (123) of the apparatus (122), therefore, the

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écran (123) de l'appareil (122) sera de préférence de couleur sombre et mate. Comme la particularité technique de l'appareil (122) est de recevoir n'importe quels objets et, ou images sur son écran (123) pour ensuite les projeter sur n'importe quels monitors vidéo, et, ou informatique, et, ou écrans classiques installés contre des murs ;..

screen (123) of the device (122) will preferably be dark and mat. As the technical characteristic of the device (122) is to receive any objects and, or images on its screen (123) to then project them on any video monitors, and, or computer, and, or screens classics installed against walls; ..

 Then, it will be easy to install in front of each monitor (17) of the drawing (22) accompanying the present description of the present invention; therefore: a monolytic adapter (108).

 When installing for example a glass (117) and a key (118) these (two objects being real;), on the screen (123) of the display device (122) , the observers (23) will see thanks to the adapter (108) the immaterial images of the glass (117), and of the key (118) occupying a spatial portion in front of the monolytic adapters which cap the monitors (17).

 This operation which has just been described can also be carried out using a conventional overhead projector. In this case, only, any images installed on a dark background can be seen by observers (23), but not objects; since this is the particularity of the device (122) known and already marketed. This device comprising according to the drawing (22) a very special mirror at (124).

monolytique (108) est installé selon le déssin NO (23) et la figure (14) dans la partie supérieure du panneau (STOP). L'adapteur monoly- - tique (108) étant intégré à l'intérieur de ce panneau (STOP) (72), l'information (STOP) servant de source en mode électroluminescent dans ce cas là, la dite information (STOP) apparaîtra pour l'observateur (23) immatériellement en (71) à l'intérieur de la sphère immatérielle en (59). Cette présente adaptation figure (14) du déssin (23) est ex- - pliquée à titre d'exemple indicatif et non limitatif. Puisque cette présente adaptation de la figure (14) comportant l'adapteur monolytique (108) peut tout aussi bien s'intégrer dans toute sortes de systèmes présantant une information de sécurité, et, ou publicitaire. D'autant plus que grâce à l'intêgration de l'adapteur monolytique (108), l'angle de vue pour un ou plusieurs observateurs (23) dépasse les 100. According to the design? (23), the adapter monolyte or adapter

monolytic (108) is installed according to the drawing NO (23) and the figure (14) in the upper part of the panel (STOP). The monolytic adapter (108) being integrated inside this panel (STOP) (72), the information (STOP) serving as a source in electroluminescent mode in this case, said information (STOP) will appear for the observer (23) immaterially in (71) inside the immaterial sphere in (59). This present adaptation of figure (14) of the drawing (23) is explained by way of an indicative and nonlimiting example. Since this present adaptation of FIG. (14) comprising the monolytic adapter (108) can just as easily be integrated into all kinds of systems presenting security and / or advertising information. Especially since thanks to the integration of the monolytic adapter (108), the angle of view for one or more observers (23) exceeds 100.

 According to the same drawing (23), Figure (15) also shows a new mode of integration of the adapter (108). In (68) the adapter (108) is installed in a wall revealing only its external surface The source being made up: Either of an object: an illuminated toy car

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 or self-lit by a light source, or the video image of the car (70) installed inside the wall. It could be any other object than the car; this example of figure (15) of the drawing (23) and of the car (70) is given as an indication and not limiting.

- tique que l'intêgration dans le mur ; sauf qu'il est dans le sol. Still according to an indicative and nonlimiting example, the figure (15) of the drawing (23) shows the integration of the monolytic adapter (108) in the ground in front of the observer (23). this assembly is strictly identical

- tick that integration into the wall; except it's in the ground.

1 Advantageously, these two wall and floor assemblies of the adapter (108) in this figure (15) of the drawing (23) prove that the present invention is capable of delivering all kinds of indicative information within all kinds of fields. .

 According to the drawing (24), the adapter monolyte (108) is integrated into a wall in front of the observer (23). This monolytic adapter is covered with a one-way mirror: (73). The observer (23) normally sees himself in this one-way mirror (73), but at the same time, the immaterial perfume bottle (74) according to a visible stabilized forehead, occupies a portion of the space in front of the two-way mirror (73) and in front of the observer (23). This example of integration into a wall of the monolytic adapter (108) covered by the two-way mirror (73) is given by way of non-limiting example.

 According to the drawing (25), the figure (17) shows the integration of the adapter monolyte (108) in the lid of a pan (at 99).

 Still by way of an indicative and nonlimiting example, we note the intangible foods in (100) inside the immaterial sphere (59) characterizing the adapter (108).

 According to always the drawing (25), the figures: (16,18, 19) are also given by way of indicative examples and therefore not limitative: Also, and according to the figure (16), the adapter monolyte (108 ) is installed in front of the entrance of a box containing: in (98) therefore, the mono- - byte adapter, in (96) the source of the time in light-emitting diodes; in (59), there is the presence of the immaterial sphere (and in (97), the immaterial time according to its stabilized front occupying a spatial portion located in front of the monolytic adapter (108).

 According to Figure (18), the adapter monolyte (108) is installed in front of a box containing a real apple (104) lit by the light source (105). In (59) we will notice the immaterial sphere (And in (16) the immaterial apple included in the immaterial sphere (59).

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According to the figure (19) of the drawing (25), the assembly is identical with respect to the drawing (18), except that the apple is replaced by a photo (1021) immaterial contained in the immaterial sphere (59)
According to the drawing (26) and FIGS. 20,21, 22,23) showing the integration of the monolytic adapter (108) according to the specific integrations given by way of indicative and nonlimiting examples, it will be noted according to the drawing of the figure (21) of the drawing (23) the immaterial partition according to its wave front stabilized from the immaterial leg (82) inside the immaterial sphere (59).

In (77) the adapter monolyte (108) is integrated inside the oven door of a cooking appliance. In (109) according to this figure (21, one will notice the figures of intangible information in source by light-emitting diodes; thanks to a small adapter (108) installed in front of this source of the cooker cooking appliance.

 According to the drawing (26) and its figure (20), the adapter monolyte (108) is integrated in front of a pilot for children in (78).

 In (81) according to this figure (20), we notice the immaterial man (81) contained in the immaterial sphere (59).

 According to figure (23) of the drawing (26), the adapter monolyte (108) is installed on the surface of a table; in (76). The helicopter (79) is located inside the intangible sphere (59).

 According to Figure (22) of the drawing (26), the adapter monolyte (108) is installed in a scale at (75). Thus, during a weighing, the immaterial information (80) in the form of figures in this case. will appear inside the immaterial sphere (59).

 According to the drawing (27), the figures which represent the integration of the monolytic adapter (108) give examples only as an indication only and without limitation. EITHER: Figures 24,25, 26.

 The figure (24), shows the installation of the monolyte adapter - in a wall as for the figure (15) of the drawing (23), except that the immaterial lamp (88) replaces the immaterial car (70) of the drawing (23). In (87), the figure (24) of the drawing (27), therefore shows this application of the adapter monolyte (108).

 Figures (25) and (26) show an integration of the adapter monolyte (108) according to the same system as Figure (21) of the drawing (26). The drawing (in figure (25) represents a dishwasher.

The drawing in figure (26) represents a washing machine.

 According to the drawing (28), the figures (27,28, 29, 30) jL-eprésen-

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 -tent the integration of the monolytic adapter (108) in the optical signals according to the figure (28); then, in a landline phone, figure 27), then, in a mobile phone, figure 30), then, in a laser CD radio handset figure 29.

 These examples according to the drawing (28) and its figures: 27, 28, 29, 30 are given by way of indicative and therefore non-limiting examples.

 The figure (28) of the drawing (28) therefore represents the integration of the monolytic adapter in the light signals of a vehicle.

 In this case, it is the headlights, but it could be the flashing lights, or the position lights, or the reversing lights, or the fog lights or others .... In (90), one note the intangible lighthouse contained in the immaterial sphere (59).

 In (89), the integrated adapter (108).

According to figure (27), the male or female correspondent is included in the immaterial sphere (59). The adapter monolyte (108) being installed at (95) in a non-mobile handset telephone. According to the figure (30) of the drawing (28), the adapter monolyte (108) is integrated in (93).

According to FIG. (29) the adapter monolyte (108) is integrated at 91); according to an animation of immaterial leeds synchronized or not with the music. in (92).

- tique (108), ; cet exemple du déssin (29) n'est donné qu'à titre indi- catif et donc non limitatif. According to the drawing (29) included in the description of the present invention, and concerning the adaptation of the monoly-

- tick (108),; this example of the drawing (29) is given for information only and therefore is not limitative.

Le fonctionnement de cette integration de l'adapteur monoly- - tique (108) au sein de ce déssin (29) est le suivant :
L'écran plasma (113) délivre l'image vidéo de la femme (115). This drawing (29) highlights the installation of a large monolytic adapter (108), in a wall (112), plants in their tray in (114), an optical path in (27), a woman immaterial in (115), a plasma screen in (113), a traditional mirror in (28);

The functioning of this integration of the monolyte adapter (108) within this drawing (29) is as follows:
The plasma screen (113) delivers the video image of the woman (115).

par ses principales caractéristiques optiques déjà expliquées trans- - forme l'image vidéo provenant de la source plasma (113) en une image immatérielle de la femme (115) en un front d'ondes stabilisées et aussi Then, the path of the optical path of the light rays of the plasma video image (113), this optical path (27) strikes the mirror (28) installed at an angle of 45 or around it. Then, the optical path at (27) crosses the monolytic adapter (108) which, from

by its main optical characteristics already explained transforms the video image coming from the plasma source (113) into an immaterial image of the woman (115) in a stabilized wave front and also

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identifiable in a spatial portion observed by the observer (23)
The applications of this assembly of the drawing (29) integrating the adapter monolyte (108) can be numerous; And, by way of indicative and non-limiting examples:
The intangible fashion shows, the duplex conversation with people being in reality elsewhere, the speech of a man seen by an assembly and the professor teaching a course to his students ....

 According to all the examples given as indicative and not limiting within the drawings: (20), (21), (22), (23, (24), (25), (26), (27), (28) , (29); and their figures: 11,12, 13, 14. 15,16, 17, 18, 19, 20,21, 22,23, 24, 25, 26,27, 28,29, 30; L 'monolytic adapter (108) cited in all the drawings and figures above, can therefore be constructed in all kinds of sizes according to the adaptations and integrated.

 - tions encountered in all their forms, whatever their nature.

 On the other hand, according to all the examples given by way of indication and therefore not limiting, and, according to the figures of (all) eleven to (30) thirty, and the drawings of (20) twenty to (26) twenty six, c 'is the monolytic adapter (108), which is integrated according to the various adaptations cited.

Therefore, and advantageously, the other types of adapters mentioned and explained within the present description in the context of the present invention; therefore, the other monolytic adapters; IS :
The monolytic adapter: the (11), then the (129), then the (130), then the (131) can replace each in turn or together in a combined way in multiple ways the monolytic adapter (108) ; just as the adapter (108) can also be combined with the other monolytic adapters (11,129, 130,131, in many ways this, within all the drawings and figures cited within this page.

2) Déssin N 1.... Adapteur monolytique (11) 3) Déssin N 2.... Adapteur monolytique (11) So that the explanations concerning all the adapters which fall within the framework of the present invention, on the one hand, and its main embodiments on the other hand are well understood, here is a summary table of the monolytic adapters:
The present invention is therefore described with reference to the following monolyte adapters or monolytic adapters according to the drawings embellishing the present description: 1) Drawing for the abstract .... Monolytic adapter (11)

2) Drawing N 1 .... Monolytic adapter (11) 3) Drawing N 2 .... Monolytic adapter (11)

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4) Déssin ? 3.... Adapteur monolytique (11) 5) Déssin NO 4.... Adapteur monolytique (11) 6) Déssin N 5.... Adapteur monolytique (11) 7) Déssin N 6 .... Adapteur monolytique (11) 8) Déssin N 7.... Adapteur monolytique (11) ou : 108,129, 130, 131.

4) Drawing? 3 .... Monolytic adapter (11) 5) Drawing NO 4 .... Monolytic adapter (11) 6) Drawing N 5 .... Monolytic adapter (11) 7) Drawing N 6 .... Monolytic adapter ( 11) 8) Drawing N 7 .... Monolytic adapter (11) or: 108,129, 130, 131.

18) Déssin NO 18.... Adapteur monolytique (108) 19) Déssin Nu 19.... Adapteur monolytique (108)
20) Déssins N de 20 à 35.... Adapteurs monolytique (108) Pour conclure ce tableau, voici la correspondance des différents adapteurs monolytiques avec leurs caractéristiques propres à chacun dans le cadre des divers modes de réalisation de la présente invention. a) Adapteur monolytique (11).. Soit : Une image vidéo ou loo-erement jaillissante. et une image immatérielle.

r Les deux images étant interactives entre elles. b) Adapteur monolytique (108).. Soit : Une seule image flottant immatériellement selon un front d'ondes stabilisées. c) Adapteur monolytique (129).. Soit : Deux images immatérielles intéractives entre elles. d) Adapteur monolytique (130).. Soit : Une image négative et une image immatérielle. intéractives entre elles.

e) Adapteur monolytique (131).. Soit : Une image négative, et une image vidéo normale. intéractives entre elles Les adapteurs : (11), (108),' (129), (130), (131), sont construit avec des matières dont voici ci-après une description à titre d'exemples indicatifs et non limitatifs : Cette description concernant les lentilles à échelons
Soit : U. V. T. acrilic, polycarbinate, rigid vinyl, U. V. F. acrylic, Polyuréthane IR 6, Polyuréthane IR 5, Polyuréthane IR 1.2, Polyuréthane IR 4.7, Polyuréthane IR3, Polycarbonate, P. P. M. A. * 9) Drawing? 9 .... Monolytic adapter (11) 10) Bare drawing 10 .... Monolytic adapter (11) 11) Bare drawing 11 .... Monolytic adapter (11) 12) Bare drawing 12 .... Monolytic adapter ( 129) 13) Drawing NO 13 .... Monolytic adapter (131) 14) Drawing NO 14 .... Monolytic adapter (131) 15) Drawing N 15 .... Monolytic adapter (130) 16) Drawing Naked 16. ... Monolytic adapter (130) 17) Drawing N 17 .... Monolytic adapter (108)

18) Drawing NO 18 .... Monolytic adapter (108) 19) Drawing Naked 19 .... Monolytic adapter (108)
20) Drawings N from 20 to 35 .... Monolytic adapters (108) To conclude this table, here is the correspondence of the different monolytic adapters with their characteristics specific to each in the context of the various embodiments of the present invention. a) Monolytic adapter (11). Either: A video or loo-erly image. and an intangible image.

r The two images are interactive with each other. b) Monolytic adapter (108). Either: A single image floating immaterially according to a stabilized wave front. c) Monolytic adapter (129). Or: Two intangible images interactive with each other. d) Monolytic adapter (130). Either: A negative image and an immaterial image. interactive with each other.

e) Monolytic adapter (131). Either: A negative image, and a normal video image. interactive between them The adapters: (11), (108), '(129), (130), (131), are constructed with materials of which here below a description by way of indicative and nonlimiting examples: This description for stepped lenses
Either: UVT acrilic, polycarbinate, rigid vinyl, UVF acrylic, Polyurethane IR 6, Polyurethane IR 5, Polyurethane IR 1.2, Polyurethane IR 4.7, Polyurethane IR3, Polycarbonate, PPMA

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By way of indicative and non-limiting examples, here are the refractive indices for three subjects:
ACRYLIC VINYL RIGID POLYCARBONATE
1.49 1.54 1.586 For these same materials, here are three indicative and non-limiting examples - the maximum service temperature: (degrees centigrade).

ACRYLIC VINYL RIGID POLYCARBONATE
80 70 120
In the context of the present invention, the monolytic adapter (108) which is one of the main embodiments, will find its place within a concept bringing together the abilities to deliver two interactive images between it while offering the possibility of pre- - center in a folding mode.

 This concept explained by way of indicative and non-limiting examples concerns the drawings: (30,31, 32,33, 34,35.).

 This concept will be better understood on detailed reading of several embodiments below given by way of indicative and nonlimiting examples.

présentée visuellement sur un fond de préférence le plus sombre possible. The drawing NO (30) shows a front view of a monitor (17) whose screen (32) firstly displays the normal video image of the tree (19), and at the same time, the normal video image of the apple (29) itself

presented visually on a background preferably as dark as possible.

This image generated by the monitor screen (17) is connected to a game unit for example, and, or to software of CA O, or DA O, or PA O, for example. And, by convention of examples, these two images the tree, (19), and the apple (29) of the drawing (30) are interactive with each other; That is to say that the hardware and the software of use allow for example, to bring back and forth of the apple in the tree, and, or, at the same time, branches and, or leaves of the tree (19), can very well appear in place of the apple (29); all forms of combinations being possible as in a CA O sequence: (Computer-aided design.)
Nowadays, the. existing computer software authorizes multiple combinations of constructions and assemblies of all kinds of things in multiple fields. It is no longer a secret for anyone.

 That said, the drawing (31) shows a section of this concept including the adapter monolyte (108). According to this drawing (31), we observe in (26) the location of the semi-reflecting glass according to an anal dp

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 45 relative to the screen (32) of the monitor (17).

- compagnant le présent descriptif. In (59) the observer (23) will note the existence of the immaterial sphere (59) proper and particular to the characteristics of the lens (108) explained within the drawings: (17,18, 19), ac-

- accompanying this description.

The trajectory of the light rays (27) coming from the screen source of the monitor (17), this trajectory of the light rays (27) conveying the image of the apple (29) on a dark background of the drawing (30). This apple (29) whose light rays convey it, by incidence of the mirror (28) through the adapter monolyte (108), then, by incidence always, comes into contact with the semi-reflecting glass (26), and then spatially stabilize in (16) drawing (31) in a portion of the space observable by the observer (23).

 The mirror (28) of the drawing (31) is installed at 45 in the support - (134).

 Naturally, for the observer (23) of the drawing (31) the image of the tree (19) of the drawing (30) appears normally; since the semi-reflecting glass (26) of the drawing (31) lets light pass through the video images of the monitor (17). This is one of the well-known characteristics of semi-reflective panes.

de la pomme (29), véhiculée comme venant d'être expliqué, apparat aux yeux de l'observateur (23) du déssin (31) stabilisée immatériellement en (16), du déssin (31). For clarification: the drawing (30) represents two images from the front: that of the tree (19), and that of the apple (29). That said, in front of the observer (23), these are the same images. Except that

apple (29), conveyed as just explained, appears to the eyes of the observer (23) of the drawing (31) stabilized immaterially in (16), of the drawing (31).

 The drawing (31) represents in (135) the articulated parts allowing the assembly appearing on the drawing (31) to fold.

 This drawing assembly (31) comprising: The semi-reflecting glass (26), the support (134), the monolytic adapter (108), the mirror (28), is independent of the monitor (17); and can therefore easily be adapted to another monitor, or screens of all types.

 The drawing (32) shows a perspective view of the drawing (31).

 It contains exactly the same elements; Therefore, the observer (23) of the drawing (32) visualizes the apple (16) floating immaterially in front of him, according to a portion of the identifiable space The tree (19) of the drawing (32) is seen by the drawing observer (23) (32)

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 naturally through the one-way window (26).

 Assuming that the observer (23) of the drawing (32) is in front of this set of the drawing (32) with a game software, he will then have the possibility thanks to his joystick (60) to cause actions as if he really played with the fact that the two images apple (29) and tree (19) in the context of this drawing (32) are completely interactive - and therefore controlled by the same software; This said software can be built, and / or existing for any other applications other than a game software cited simply for illustrative and non-limiting example.

 The drawing (33) demonstrates a situation which takes up the drawing (32) in perspective, but with three adapter monolytes (108) instead of one, and also, three images on a dark background instead of one like this. was the case with the apple.

en (27) ; passant au travers de l'adapteur monolytique (108), via, le d miroir ( (28) et via la vitre semi-réflèchissante (26), apparaissent à l'observateur (23) selon le déssin (33), en mode immatériel à front d'ondes stabilisées en (70) pour la voiture, en (34), pour la paire de lunette, et en (16) pour la pomme. Selon toujours ce dessin (33), en (23), l'observateur voit donc l'image normale de l'arbre (19), et trois images qui peuvent facilement être intéractives entre elles selon les types de logiciels employés ; Cestrois images immatérielles peuvent tout aussi facilement être intéractives de multiples manières avecl'arbre en (19) ; de même que l'observateur (23) grâce à son joystick (60) peut facilement intervenir d'une manière intéractive selon le, ou les types de logiciels employés. The operation of this drawing assembly (33) is identical to the operation of the drawing comprising the assembly (included within the drawing (32); except that three images: The pair of glasses (35), the car (126) ,, and the apple (29) have their video images on a black or dark background: which, by the trajectory of the light rays of their own images

in (27); passing through the monolytic adapter (108), via, the mirror d ((28) and via the semi-reflecting glass (26), appear to the observer (23) according to the drawing (33), in immaterial mode with stabilized wave fronts in (70) for the car, in (34), for the pair of glasses, and in (16) for the apple. According to this drawing (33), in (23), the observer therefore sees the normal image of the tree (19), and three images that can easily be interactive with each other depending on the types of software used; These three intangible images can just as easily be interactive in multiple ways with the tree in (19) ; just as the observer (23) thanks to his joystick (60) can easily intervene in an interactive way according to the, or the types of software employed.

The drawing (33) has three monolytic adapters (108), but it could quite naturally include only one or more, or, more than three as is the case within the drawing (33).

 As for the explanations of the drawing (32) all forms of combinations of software and combinations of images are possible.

 The drawings (34) and (35) highlight the same device - the drawings (30,31, 32,33) Except that the two images integrate

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- ractives de la pomme (29) du séssin (34) et de la paire de lunette (35) du déssin (34) sont toutes les deux sur fond de préférence sombre ; Il s'ensuit, selon le déssin (35) que l'observateur (23) voit deux images immatérielles grâce à deux adapteur monolytiques (108) de tailles différentes l'un par rapport à l'autre.

- reagents of the apple (29) of the drawing (34) and of the pair of glasses (35) of the drawing (34) are both on a preferably dark background; It follows, according to the drawing (35) that the observer (23) sees two immaterial images thanks to two monolytic adapters (108) of different sizes relative to each other.

The observer (23) of the drawing (35) sees the pair of glasses (34) of the drawing (35) floating immaterially according to a stabilized front, and occupying a portion of space behind the semi-reflecting glass and in front of the screen of the monolyte adapter (108) installed in front of the monitor screen (17). In (33) optionally, the presence of anti-reflective foam will be observed.

The observer (23) will be able, despite this not being mentioned on the drawing (35) to play and manipulate his joystick (60) at will in an interactive manner and to play with his images according to the types of software used . The drawings (34, and 35) represent a configuration - with two images; there could be more than two interactions between them.

 --All of the drawings (30,31, 32,33, 34,35) explain integrations of the adapter monolyte (108) according to several situations of images systematically interactive between them; All these images could just as well not be interactive at all and, or only be partially.

 As in all of the drawings (30,31, 32,33, 34, 35), only the monolytic adapter (108) is used.

 Therefore, and according to a set of explanations not illustrated within this description, all the other monolytic adapters either: (11), (129), (130), (131), could be the subject of 'integration alone or combined with one another in multiple ways with also the adapter (108), within the drawings explaining various situations, namely: the drawings: (from 30 to 35).

 Just as all the monolytic adapters (all), (108), (129), (130), (131), could be combined together or alone, and, or in multiple ways within identical applications, and, or, bordering on - the situations that can be viewed and already explained within the drawings: (10, II, 14.16, 20.21, 22.23, 24.25, 26.27, 28.29,); These multiple combinations are not illustrated in the present description. The monolytic adapter (11) constituting the basis of the present invention, the monolytic adapters: (108), (129) (130) and (131)

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 constituting the other embodiments of the present invention; each embodiment can and includes adaptations and also destinations explained in the present description.

 That said, the adapters (11, 108, 129, 130, 131) can also be partially disassembled and combined completely and, or - partially with each other in multiple ways according to, and for destinations and, or adaptations not being not illustrated in the drawings accompanying this description as there are so many solutions and there are so many adaptations and destinations.

All the monolytic adapters explained within the present description in the context of the present invention allow for one or more observers visions without special glasses or other systems and, or devices which may be used.

By way of indicative and nonlimiting examples, here below - a table summarizing the stepped lenses, also called fresnel lenses used for the purposes of the present invention - and its various embodiments according to the monolytic adapters. - ques (11), (108), (129), (130), (131).

par une partie plate. Que cette dite lentille à échelons (3) apparat au sein du tableau ci-après selon des indications livrées à titre indicatifs et non limitatifs. Knowing that the stepped lens (3) installed in various ways according to the monolytic adapters; and therefore comprising, as explained in the present description, an arrangement of one out of two turns; once in two, the location of the turn has been replaced

by a flat part. That this so-called stepped lens (3) appears in the table below according to indications supplied for information only and not limiting.

These stepped lenses can be of different sizes and different thicknesses depending on the adaptations and applications Taking for example a conventional 17 inch computer screen, the stepped lenses used in the context of the present invention are of this size. , but can be just as much larger, or smaller.

According to a representation not illustrated on the drawings accompanying the present description, the stepped lenses used and commented on may be installed in the various monolytic adapters not necessarily in a planar manner or approaching it in general;
To do this, the so-called stepped lenses used and commented on can be installed in convex or concave ways.

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Table of optical characteristics of stepped lenses used in the context of the present invention and according to its various embodiments; the set given as an indicative and therefore non-limiting title: Distance Number of Plan Points clarity distance Focal distance turns / mr conjugate conjugate visual object 123 0. 508 381. 00 126.2 0.508 402.00 172.2 0.508 387.20 182.5 0.508 365. 00 762.0 0. 508 infinite 762.00 889.00 1200.0 0.112 infinite 1200.00 1701. 80 1000.0 0.112 infinite 1000.00 1295.4 780. 0 0.112 infinite 780.00 1066.80 698.7 0.508 infinite 698. 70 889. 00 - 762. 0 0.508 infinite-762. 00 440.00
110.2 0.508 infinite 110.20 163.80 50.8 0.229 infinite 50. 80 76.20 206.0 0.508 infinite-206. 00 302.00 - 186. 0 0. 508 infinite-186. 00 269. 00
According to a representation not illustrated within the drawings which accompany the description of the present invention, taking as reference the drawing NO (1) as an example, the empty space existing between the two stepped lenses (3) may contain a neutral liquid in which metallic particles circulate, and conductive of electric current. This liquid may as well not be neutral. On the other hand, the metallic particles may very well not be, provided that they are electrically conductive, if they are other.

 That said, this liquid containing electrically conductive particles also contains phosphorescent particles.

 As soon as an electric voltage is applied to this liquid, in an alternating manner, and, by way of nonlimiting examples and indicative of 5 (five) times per second, the electrically conductive particles will entrain with they by panicking the phosphorescent particles (which they too could be conductive in electricity,), thus ionizing the phosphorescent particles, and, consequently, changing 5 (five) times per second the focal length of, or the lens (3).

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 Advantageously, and, for convenience, this frequency of 5 times per second can be less or more depending on the requirements which are envisaged. For a use allowing an observer to better realize the incidence of this assembly, by convention of indicative and nonlimiting example, the observer has the possibility of choosing himself the frequency.

 That said, the observer initiates powering up of the device; the liquid charged with its electrically conductive particles and its phosphorescent particles in sufficient number, modify the focal length (its length) of) or stepped lenses (3); this can also be any other Fresnel lens with steps, but also any other material for other destinations and other adaptations whatever they may be.

 The observer will thus be able to observe, depending on the voltage and the amperage applied to the said liquid installed between the two lenses (3) of the drawing (1) for the example, changes in focal length (length) which, consequently will generate intangible spurts with stabilized fronts changing and different from each other depending on the electrical voltage and amperage applied.

e d'autres particules autres que phosphorescentes. The phosphorescent particles which can be replaced by

e other particles other than phosphorescent.

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REFERENCES REFERENCES OF. DRAWINGS ACCOMPANYING THIS DESCRIPTION: Drawing for the abstract .... Basic drawing of the invention.

1) Drawing NO 1 .... Basis of the invention, and alternating frequencies.

2) Drawing NO 2 .... Assembly of the thin and compact invention.

3) Drawing NO 3 .... Aerial view of the cyclic zone modulator.

4) Bare drawing 4 .... Cyclic modulator (2) installed in the middle.

5) Drawing NO 5 .... Cyclic modulator (2) installed in the middle.

6) Drawing NO 6 .... Demonstration of stabilized wave front.

7) Drawing NO 7 .... Anti-reflective, anti-radiation filtration.

8) Drawing Naked 8 .... Anti-reflective, anti-radiation filtration.

9) Drawing NO 9 .... Assembly Monolytic adapter (all) in 2 images 10) Drawing NO 10 .... Applications video games, and C. A. O.

11) Drawing NO 11 .... Application in air traffic control mode.

12) Drawing NO 12 .... Cyclyc modulator for 2 floating images.

13) Drawing NO 13 .... Cyclic modulator for negative images and normal video images.

14) Drawing NO 14 .... Video monitor demonstration with negative image and normal video image.

15) Drawing NO 15 .... Cyclic modulator for negative images and floating images.

16) Drawing N 16 .... Video monitor demonstration with negative image and floating image.

17) Bare drawing 17 .... Cyclic modulator in NO section (108).

18) Drawing Nude 18 .... Cyclic sectional modulator, immaterial sphere.

19) Drawing Nu 19 .... Video monitor with monolytic adapter (108) 20) Drawing NO 20 .... Drawing for ophthalmology.

21) Drawing? 21 .... Drawing for Ophthalmology.

22) Drawing NO 22 .... Drawing for multivision of floating objects.

23) Drawing Nude 23 .... Applications of the adapter monolyte (108).

24) Drawing NO 24 .... Applications of the adapter monolyte (108).

25) Drawing Nu 25 .... Applications of the adapter monolyte (108).

26) Drawing Nu 26 .... Applications of the monolyte-adapter (108).

27) Drawing Nude 27 .... Applications of the adapter monolyte (108).

28) Drawing Nude 28 .... Applications of the adapter monolyte (108).

29) Drawing NO 29 .... Applications of the adapter monolyte (108).

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 30) Naked drawing 30 .... Monitor screen, and images for viewing 2 plants.

31) Drawing NO 31 .... Folding montage for images in two plants.

32) Drawing NO 32 .... Perspective view montage images in 2 plants.

33) Drawing NO 33 .... Montage in perspective for 1 normal video image, and 3 immaterial images.

34) Drawing NO 34 .... Video monitor with screen 2 images black background. 35) Drawing Nude 35 .... Mounting with adapter (108) for two interactive intangible images.

36) Déssin Nu 36 .... Aerial view of a cyclic modulator (2) covering a stepped lens comprising alternately: a concentric turn, then a flat part, and so on ... The cyclic modulator of the drawing (36 ) is also alternated in the same way, that is to say in a concentric manner; and not online like the drawing (3).

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REFERENCES
1. Lateral support of the monolyte.

2. Cyclic liquid crystal modulator, in a flip flop state synchronized with video images 25 times
3. Lenses with a so-called fresnel rung, in a special version, that is: one out of two turns.

 4. Ladder lens with all its streaks; used here as an image enlarger and prefocus.

 5. Light filter.

 6. Direct coating on the turns of a light screen filter.

 7. Opaque zone: the light does not pass, unless the electronics program this zone in translucent mode.

 8. Translucent zone: light passes, unless the electronics program this zone in opaque mode.

 9. Observer side of the monolyte.

10. Image source side of the monolyte.

11. Monolyte: basic set of the invention corresponding to the design of the abstract. A normal video image + a burst image.

12. Link to electronic interface for managing flip flop masks (one or the other state, but never both).

13. Monolyte in section.

14. Flat part of the Fresnel rung lens.

15. Spiers of the step fresnel lens., 16. Intangible image of the apple.

17. Video monitor.

18. Adapt.

19. Video image of the tree: Every other time: 25 frames per second.

20. Video image of the apple: every other time: 25 frames per second.

21. Graphic of the anti-reflective layer: (Figure 5).

22. Graph of the transparent conductive layer: (Figure 6) 23. Observer.

24. Reflection.

25. Cancellation.

26. Semi-reflective glass.

27. Optical trajectory.

28. Mirror.

29. Video image of the apple on a black background.

30. Direction of lateral movement of the monolyte.

31. Device housing.

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 32. Monitor screen.

 33. Anti-reflective foam.

34. Pair of intangible glasses.

35. Video image of the pair of glasses, on a black background.

36. Video line separating the two images: glasses and apple.

37. Ladder lens, called fresnel lens, full turns.

38. Electronic scalpel with interactive tip.

39. Intangible image of the eye.

40. Multi-position articulated arm.

41. Interface between the interactive electronic scalpel and the software controlling the video monitor.

42. Transmitters: multi-point infrared radiation plates.

43. Patient to be observed, and, or operated on.

44. Dark, matt cover around the eye.

45. Receivers: multi-point receiver plate.

46. Point 46. Dotted lines confirming the separation of the flat areas from the teeth: striations, turns of the lenses with fresnel rung.

47. Video image of the apple on a black background.

48. Video image of the eye on a black background.

49. Alternating images.

50. Direct trajectory of light rays.

51. Path deviated from light rays.

52. blockage of light rays by opaque areas, of liquid crystal.

53. Image of the (8) intangible.

54. (8): hardware digit in electroluminescent mode.

55. Digit of (8) Electroluminescent constituting the material source.

56. Frosted glass closest to the adapter, collecting a blurred image.

57. Frosted glass in good position collecting the clear, spatially offset image of the (8) intangible whose source is: (55).

58. Frosted glass furthest from adapting it, and therefore from the source (55) collecting a fuzzy image.

59. Intangible sphere.

60. Game remote control joystick.

61. Video image of the tank.

62. Intangible image of the aircraft.

63. Normal or 3D video image of the mechanical assembly.

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 64. Intangible image of the mechanical part to be worked and, or observed, or others by the operator C. A. O.

65. Aircraft altitude reference lines.

66. Intangible aircraft.

67. Altitude and direction control unit.

68. Monolyte Adapter integrated into a wall.

69. Monolyte Adapter integrated into the soil.

70. Small intangible car.

 71. The word (S. T.O. P.) intangible.

72. Stop sign with its Monolyte Adapter integrated inside.

73. One-way mirror installed in front of an Adapter monolyte installed in the wall.

74. Bottle of intangible perfume.

75. Monolyte Adapter integrated in scale mode.

76. Monolyte Adapter integrated in a table.

77. Monolyte Adapter built into the door of a range oven.

78. Monolyte Adapter integrated in mode: Night light for children.

79. Intangible helicopter.

80. Intangible figures. i.

81. Intangible snowman.

82. Intangible leg.

83. Monolyte Adapter integrated in the door of a washing machine.

84. Monolyte Adapter integrated in the door of a dishwasher.

85. Intangible linen.

86. Intangible tableware.

87. Integrated Monolyte Adapter in lighting mode.

88. Intangible lamp.

89. Monolyte Adapter integrated in car headlight.

90. Intangible lighthouse. ' 91. Monolyte Adapter integrated into a radio in the leed part synchronized with music or lyrics.

92. Animation of intangible leed.

93. Monolyte Adapter integrated in a mobile phone.

94. Correspondent, immaterial man or woman.

95. Monolyte Adapter integrated in a combined telephone.

96. Source in light emitting diodes. 97. Intangible light emitting diodes.

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 98. Monolyte Adapter integrated in mode (immaterial time).

 99. Monolyte Adapter integrated in the lid of a saucepan.

100. Intangible foods.

101. Monolyte Adapter integrated in a photo frame.

102. Intangible photo.

103. Monolyte Adapter constructed in any intangible object mode.

104. Source image of the apple; it could also be a real apple.

105. Source lighting mode.

106. Monolyte Adapter built and integrated in video game mode.

107. Monolyte Adapter integrated and built in interactive C.A.O mode.

108. Simple monolyte.

109. Intangible information figures in light-emitting diodes.

110. Lamp for lighting the patient's eye (a man in this case) /.

111. Space found between the material digit and the (8) sharp image collected by the NO 57 frosted glass.

112. Wall.

113. Plasma screen 114. Plants in their trays.

115. Intangible woman.

116. Virtual door.

117. Real stem glass.

118. Real key.

119. Intangible stem glass.

120. Intangible key.

121. Video cable distributor.

122. Display device.

123. Screen of the display device.

124. Upper mirror.

125. Monolyte adapter device constructed with 3 fixed or mobile elements allowing the immaterial floating of 3 images simultaneously.

126. Image of the car in video mode on a black background.

127. image of the tree (12 '() seen loln, behind the video monitor (17).

 128. Negative lens.

129. Monolyte two spurts of images.

130. Monolyte, a negative image + a gushing image.

131. Monolyte, a negative image, + a normal video image in +.

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132. Matière sombre de préférence et, ou noire mate.

132. Dark matter preferably and, or matt black.

133. The patient's eye.

134. Support.

135. Articulated parts.

Claims (10)

 1. Device for the formation of at least two interactive images between them, these two images appearing to be in intangible surstentation according to a wave front visible to the naked eye, and perfectly stabilized; these two images being spatially offset from their original source, characterized in that it comprises from the drawing (1), and the drawing for the abstract, two numbered rung lenses (3), including numbered turns (15) are alternately replaced once on

 two by a preferably planar surface numbered (14). These two numbered lenses (3) are installed in the following manner: Their numbered turns (15) and their numbered planar parts (14) are opposite, and therefore face each other. The two numbered lenses (3) are covered: (5) and (6) with anti-reflection and anti-radiation filtration. The present device also comprises, a numbered rung lens (4), installed as close as possible to the source of the images which, this source being numbered (10), the turns of the number-tee lens (4) are complete; since in no case does it have flat parts. The essential function of the numbered lens (4) is to magnify the source images (10), but also, and above all, to generate for one or more observers present before the invention viewing angles well in excess of 90 ( ninety degrees). The present device also includes two numbered cyclic modulators (2) These two numbered cyclic modulators (2) have numbered zones (7) and (8) installed in a linear fashion according to the drawing (l) and the drawing for the abstract. The numbered zones (7) and (8) have their widths at least equal to the width of the numbered turns (15) and of the numbered planar portions (14) of the two lenses with numbered rungs (3), it is moreover easy to see it on the drawing (1) and the drawing for the abstract. These numbered zones (7) and (8) alternately become opaque or translucent thanks to liquid crystal technology on the one hand, and also, thanks to an established frequency - of approximately 25 times per second, this so-called frequency being synchronized with the appearance of the two images which can be seen on drawing number (9): Either: a numbered tree (19), and an apple number - tee (20). The numbered apple (20) on the drawing number (9) is immaterial (numbered (16). The numbered apple (20), and the numbered tree <Desc / Clms Page number 49>  (19) appear alternately each in turn once every two times 25 times per second on average, this average frequency of 25 times per second is synchronized with the two numbered liquid crystal cyclic modulators (2). The image of the numbered tree (19) floats immaterially substantially on the surface of the screen of the numbered adapter (11) on the drawing (9). The immaterial image of the numbered apple (16) is closest to the front of the numbered observer (23) on drawing number (9). The immaterial image of the numbered apple (16), and the image of the numbered tree (19) on the drawing (9), these two said images can be very easily be interactive with one another, thanks to one or more adapted, and therefore appropriate.

2. Device according to claim number (1) characterized by the fact that the numbered zones (7) and (8) have their widths at least equal to the width of the numbered turns (15), and of the plane parts numbered -rotated ( 14) two lenses with numbered steps (3); these said widths or dimensions may be greater or less.  The correspondence of the widths of the numbered liquid crystal zones (7) and (8) with respect to the widths of the numbered turns (15), and of the numbered plane parts (14) must be sufficient for the trajectory of the light rays of the drawing number (1) and drawing for the abstract, this so-called trajectory of the light rays numbered (50) and (51) must not overlap, and therefore, interfere on the sides, because, being able to cause unnecessary parasites and therefore, unwanted.  - more or less. This said frequency, synchronized with the appearance of the two images on the side of the numbered source (10), and, for convention of examples, according to the synchronization of the trajectory of the light rays of the numbered tree (19) which will pass through the numbered plane times (14) belonging to the lenses with stepped steps

 The trajectory of the light rays numbered (50), and (51) come from the side of the source of the images which is numbered (10). this said trajectory will pass, or will not pass through the numbered turns (15), and the numbered planar parts (14) according of course to the shutter cycle of the numbered areas (7) and (8) belonging to the two liquid crystal modulators numbered (2), of which the two said numbered zones (7) and (8) work symmetrically, at the same time, and therefore, in concert, according to the average frequency of 25 times per second- <Desc / Clms Page number 50>  - rotées (15) belonging to the two lenses with numbered rungs (3), this image of the numbered apple (20) being immaterial, in (16), thanks to the incidence of the focal length of the numbered turns (15) to the two lenses with numbered steps (3), but also, thanks to their technical characteristics referenced within the table inserted in the present description of the present invention.

 - meroted (3). The image of the numbered tree (19) seems to appear to float immaterially on the surface of the screen of the adapter nuf lot - merote (11). The next instant, the trajectory of the light rays corresponding to the numbered apple (20) will pass through the numbered turns

 - falling on the screen of the video monitor numbered (17) alternately, each in turn, and 25 times per second, electronically synchronized, and, or, computerized with the two numbered cyclic liquid crystal modulators ( 2), it is quite natural that the numbered observer (23) will see with his own eyes two images exactly at the same time; Or: on the one hand, the image of the number tree - tee (19), and on the other hand, the immaterial image of the numbered apple (16). Of course, the images of the numbered apple (16) and the numbered tree (19); these two said images in question may or may not be interactive according to an electronic program, and, or computer - chosen in any way.

The image of the numbered apple (16), and the numbered tree (19) appears 3. Device according to claim N 1 and claim N 2 characterized in that the present invention advantageously includes anti-reflection and anti-radiation coatings numbered in (5) and (6). These coatings match as best as possible the shapes of the numbered turns (15), and the numbered planar parts (14) of the lenses with numbered steps (3). This anti-reflection and anti-radiation coating numbered (5) covers the flat part of the lens with numbered rungs (3) installed on the side of the numbered observer (23). These coatings could just as easily cover only one, or several flat parts (14), or turns (15) of the numbered lenses (3) and (4), which constitute one of the bases. , and therefore one of the fundamental principles of the numbered adapter (11), or of other adapters explained within the present description in the context of the present invention. All forms of combinations are possible, preferably these anti-reflection and anti-radiation coatings will be <Desc / Clms Page number 51>  installed in the numbered locations (5) and (6) for reasons of great viewing comfort for the numbered observer (23), on the one hand, and on the other hand because of the trajectory of the light rays number- - tees (50) and (51) from the source side of the numbered images (10).

This anti-radiation and anti-reflection coating numbered (5) and (6), can just as easily be totally, and / or, partially integrated, and / or, drowned, and, or, mixed, with the material constituting the two lenses with numbered steps (3). These so-called anti-reflection and anti-radiation coatings numbered (5), and (6), are adapted and studied for the present invention. These so-called anti-reflection and anti-radiation coatings numbered (5), and (6), attenuate in the proportion of: 99.99% the reflection and the glare according to the explanations contained in the drawing NO (7), and (8 ), and the figures of these drawings: N (7) and (8), and also, the figure of the drawing N (7). Thanks to the numbered anti-reflection and anti-radiation coatings (5) and (6), the ocular constraints are considerably reduced. preferably, a conductive coating consisting of a grounding cord will be integrated into the filtration layer (5) and (6) in order to block up to 99.99% of electromagnetic radiation.

 (5) installed on. : '-a numbered rung lens (3) on the side of, -e of examples the numbered observer can be covered, by way of indicative and nonlimiting examples: either of a one-way mirror, and, or, of a fabric with preferably fine meshes, and, or, of transparent paper, and, or, semi-transparent.

On the other hand, and, advantageously, the numbered filtration layer 4. Device according to claims NO1 and N 2 characterized in that it allows the formation of at least two interactive images between them; therefore, and according to FIG. N (9) of the drawing N (10), the numbered observer (23) can easily manipulate -nn numbered joystick (60) self-managing multiple commands of interactive interventions for

 the numbered intangible aircraft (62), and the numbered tank (61). The observer having the possibility, according to a computer program, of provoking precise reactions. Figure (10) of the drawing numbered 10 shows by way of indicative and nonlimiting example a computer-assisted design program (C.A.O.). The numbered observer (23) works on his numbered mechanical part (64) which is immaterial thanks to his computer keyboard. The numbered mechanical part (63) <Desc / Clms Page number 52>

 - hardware or other which calculates and takes the decision to send by computer - preferably digitized computer images of Nu66 aircraft, corresponding to those flying in reality under the control of radars The device according to drawing N 11 makes it possible to avoid in the majority of cases the risks of air collision; The design of the N'll design can be used, and be useful for many other applications.

 Also, each video monitor N 17 is capped by the present invention, therefore, a numbered adapter (11), each adapter generating at least two immaterial images which can be interactive with each other. We can easily see on the drawing Nu 11, still by way of an indicative and nonlimiting example of the numbered aircraft (66), these said aircraft being generated by the adapters N 11) which are the result of the present invention. Advantageously, the numbered lines (65) allow the observer (23) to control altitude marks corresponding best to the immaterial display of the numbered aircraft (66). The immaterial presence in miniature of numbered aircraft (66) corresponds to a miniature reproduction of a piece of airspace. This application of the present invention according to drawing N11 can also be applied to a piece of the surface of the sea, or of the seabed, or even to a piece of the surface of the earth. The whole being only a question of adaptation and organization. Also, each aircraft numbered (66), from the design N'll, is the result of a coded radar signal; it may be another signal. This signal corresponds to an informative database

 appearing on the numbered monitor screen (17) is therefore interactive with the numbered mechanical part (64). The numbered observer (23) in FIG. (10) of the drawing (in) can therefore advantageously cause the mechanical part N (64) to go back and forth by working the latter according to professional directives. - sessions corresponding to his work. Still, according to the claims N 1, and N 2, the present invention highlights by way of indicative and nonlimiting example according to the drawing N 11) a construction comprising 4 video monitors installed in a manner preferably horizontal; These so-called numbered video monitors (17) within drawing N 11 could be installed in many other ways. 5. Device according to any one of the preceding claims, characterized in that, the numbered monolithic adapter (11), this <Desc / Clms Page number 53>  said adapter constituting the basis of the present invention, is available in several other embodiments that the drawings NO (4) and (5) demonstrate. One can thus observe within the drawings (4) and (5) the presence that of only one modulator with crystal - numbered liquid rate (2), this modulator (2) is installed in the middle of the two stepped lenses numbered (3).

 two images in front of the Nu129 adapter.

The sketch of drawing N 12 is yet another embodiment of the present invention; except that a single numbered liquid crystal cyclic modulator (2) covers the flat part of the numbered lens (3) on the side of the observer (9). On the other hand, the position of the two numbered lenses (3), the numbered turns (15) of the lens (3) installed on the side of the source of the numbered images (10), these said turns (15) are oriented and installed opposite the numbered flat parts (14; which causes, during a video sequence, synchronized at the speed of 25 times per second an immaterial floating The two immaterial images generated by the montage displayed on the drawing N 12 are offset with respect to each other on a plane substantially perpendicular on the side of the observer at (9); thanks to the differences in focal length of the two lenses with numbered steps (3) on the drawing Nu12. The sketch of drawing N 13 is yet another embodiment of the present invention which shows only one lens with numbered steps (128); this so-called lens (128) has the particularity of being negative with reference to the technical table associated with this description. Thus, still according to the sketch of the drawing (13), the observer - will see the image beside the numbered tree (127) of drawing N 14 set back from the monitor (17), that is to say as in the bottom of a hole. Also, and according to another embodiment, the sketch of the drawing N 15 highlights, two stepped lenses both having their numbered turns (15) and their numbered flat parts (14) oriented on the observer side (9), their turns numbered (15) étanc offset from each other as it is easy to see on the sketch of the drawing Nu15. The numbered rung lens (128) of drawing N 15 has a negative focal length. The lens (3) of the same drawing (N 15) has a positive focal length. This means that for a numbered observer (23) of drawing N 16), the latter will see the image of the numbered tree (127) recessed, therefore in a hole relative <Desc / Clms Page number 54>  to the monitor (17). the observer (23) will at the same time see the image of the numbered intangible apple (16) well in front of the numbered adapter - 130, which characterizes this situation.

6. Device according to any one of the preceding claims, characterized in what the sketch of the drawing? 17 shows a sectional view of an embodiment stripped with respect to the base of the present invention whose drawing NO (1) groups together the main phases. The sketch of the adapter (108) of the drawing (wo17) is a simplified form which does not include at all a cyclic modulator with liquid crystals, numbered (2). According to the drawing of the drawing (17) the two lenses with numbered steps (37) have their numbered turns (15) complete. The numbered lens (4) retains its place. The anti-reflection and anti-radiation coatings numbered (5) and (6) are installed in the same manner as the base of the present invention. The focal length of the numbered lenses (37) show, for the numbered observer (23), drawing N 18 visually a numbered immaterial sphere (59) whose effect is surprising. the different applications of the so-called numbered immaterial sphere (59) are discussed within drawings N: 20,21, 22,23, 24,25, 26,27, 28, and 29. Drawing N 19 shows a construction of the monolithic adapter N 108 installed in front of monitor N 17; the latter generates only one image, for example Nu47) of the numbered intangible apple (16), in front of the numbered observer (23). The numbered apple (16) of this drawing N (19) appearing to the eyes of the observer (23) contained, included, and therefore floating immaterially inside

 the numbered immaterial sphere (59). 7. Device according to any one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the adapter? 108 corresponding to the drawings N: 17, 18, 19, is a stripped embodiment of the present invention. Said monulitnic adapter N "108, does not generate, because

 from its construction only one immaterial image, and spatially identifiable LL, stabilized, and therefore occupying consequently a spatial portion in front of the present invention, and therefore, in front of the monolithic adapter Nu108. This simplified embodiment advantageously gives rise to a certain number of applications contained within the description; and, by way of examples, - indicative, and not limiting: the following applications: <Desc / Clms Page number 55>  Or: The drawing? 20 integrates the monolithic adapter N 108 for studying the patient's Nu133 eye? 43 of figure Nu13. Figures Nu 11, and 12 show the preparation of patient NO 43. Advantageously, the observer? 23 manipulate the articulated arm? 40 of the adapter N 108, so as to be able to adjust its vision with respect to the immaterial eye N 39 contained in the immaterial sphere Nu 59. The naked eye 133 is preferably lit by a lighting means. The N 110 lamp.

 each by a Nu108 monolithic adapter. These four said images being each included immaterially, within an immaterial sphere? 59.

The sketch of the drawing? 21 easily demonstrates the extrapolation of the drawing Nu20, in the form of a simulation of ophthalmological operation using the scalpel with interactive tip Nu38, and the transmitters N 42, and the receivers N 45; The drawing N 22 distributes, thanks to the direct display device N 122 sold, and therefore commercially available, four images by way of indicative and nonlimiting examples; therefore, four identical images in 117, and 118 in front of each monitor N 17, being capped The figure ? 14 of the drawing? 23 shows the integration of the monolithic adapter N 108 in a panel for road safety N 72. Figure N ° 15 of drawing N 23 shows two integrations of the adapter N 108: One in a wall, and the other in the ground in front of the observer present N 23. The drawing N 24 demonstrates the integration of the adapter N 108 in a wall, but the whole being capped by a two-way mirror Nu73. The drawing Nu 25 first shows its figure? 16 presents a monolithic adapter N 108 for an application of the intangible time constituted by a source of light-emitting diodes, by way of indicative and therefore nonlimiting examples. Figure N 17 shows the integration of a monolithic adapter N 108 in the cover of a Nu 99 pan. Figure N 18 shows a monolithic adapter N 108 to materialize immaterially an object or things contained in itself; in this case, it is the Nu 16 apple. FIG. 19 shows a monolithic adapter designed for a photo frame. The drawing N 26 shows an integration of the monolithic adapter N 108 according to the figure:? 20 for the production of a night light for children N 78. <Desc / Clms Page number 56>  Figure N 21 shows the integration of a NO 108 monolithic adapter in the door of a Nu 77 cooker oven. Figure N 22 shows the integration of the N 108 monolithic adapter in a Nu scales scale 75. Figure N 23 shows the integration of a monolithic adapter N 108 in a table N 76. The drawing N 27 shows the integration of the adapter N 108 in a wall, figure N 24 for a luminaire N 87 and 88.

Figures N 25 and 26 demonstrate the integration of the monolithic adapter N 108 in a dishwasher N 84 figure N 25. and also, the door of a washing machine Nu 83, figure Nu 26. In 109, we find the information displays fitted with an N 108 adapter. The drawing N 28 shows according to the figure N 27 a particular integration of the monolithic adapter N 108 in a telephone handset 95, and, according to the figure N 30 of the drawing N 28, in a mobile telephone Nu 93. The figure N 28 receives the monolithic adapter N 108 for integration of automotive signaling Nu 90. Figure N 29 of the drawing N 28 integrates the monolithic relief adapter in a combined radio station C. D or others; in order to annimate luminescent leeds but in an immaterial way. Drawing N 29 highlights the integration of an N 108 adapter, combined with an N 28 mirror, which, before sending it back to the N 108 adapter, receives the image of the Nu plasma screen 113.

It is understood that all of the examples cited within claim N 7 (seven) are given only by way of non-limiting indication; intended to prove the multiple possible integrations and combinations of the monolithic relief adapter N 108. 8. Device according to any one of the preceding claims, -'ef n'iuô is characterized in that, the monolithic relief adapter n lUC is integrated within a concept explained according to the sketches of the drawings? N: 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35; These drawings bring together the principles of montages to deliver two images which can be interactive or not between them according to the choices of the users. These assemblies can advantageously offer folding devices with the greatest of ease. The sketch of drawing N 30 shows a video image which includes an apple N 29 on a preferably dark background, and also a <Desc / Clms Page number 57>  non-limiting, the images are: The pair of glasses Nu34, the apple Nu 16, and the car Nu70. These three so-called intangible images are at the source, easily visible on the screen of the Nu17 monitor.

 Naked tree 19. The drawing N 31 receives a semi-reflecting window NO 26, which allows the observer N 23 to see the image of the tree N 19 in a completely normal manner; ie on the screen of the video monitor. The semi-reflecting glass N 26 returns the image of the apple N 29 to the observer N 23 in immaterial mode at 16. also, the trajectory of the light rays of the apple N 29 is returned by the mirror N 28 to then pass through the monolithic-relief adapter N 108. The numbered points 135 are preferably articulated so as to allow the assembly to fold. The angle of the semi-reflecting glass preferably N 26 is of the order of 45, relative to the screen of the monitor N 17; Drawing N 32 shows a view of drawing N 31 in the form of a perspective view. Drawing N 33 shows the same principle of mounting the adapter N 108 as drawings N 31 and 32, only, it is highlighted three images on a preferably dark background instead of a single ima- - I, and on the other hand, there are three monolithic relief adapters instead of a single NO 108). Each image corresponding to its monolithic relief adapter N 108. as indicative examples and

EITHER: The pair of glasses Nu 35, the apple Nu29, and the car N 126.  - that relief N 108, installed horizontally and thus making it possible to deliver more than one image such as for example the apple Nu 16, as

The drawing ? 43 shows two images on a dark background of monitor N 17: Either: the pair of glasses Nu35, and the apple NO 29. these two images of the drawing N 34 are found within the drawing N 35 in 16 for the apple, and in 34 for the pair of glasses. The assembly of the drawing N 35 shows the installation of two monolithic relief adapters which are installed in the following way: one in a horizontal way exactly as on the sketches of the drawings Nu 31, 32,33, and, the another monolithic relief adapter N 108 integrated into the chassis block of the monolithic relief adapter Nu 18. This said drawing of drawing N 35 allows the observer N 23 to visualize at a glance: two intangible and interactive images between they thanks to a suitable, appropriate computer software and chosen by the user. This device can also include more than one monolithic adapter. <Desc / Clms Page number 58>  the drawing NO 33 shows it in perspective.

9. Device according to any one of the preceding claims, characterized in that, according to a representation not illustrated, the space existing between all the stepped lenses illustrated within the description and of the drawings in the context of the present invention, this space may contain a neutral liquid in which metallic and / or electrically conductive particles can circulate. This liquid said could just as well be or not be neutral. Electrically conductive particles may as well not exist. This liquid can also contain phosphorescent particles. Thus, as soon as an electric voltage is applied according to, for example: a frequency of 5 times per second, the metallic particles - will carry with them by panicking the particles.

 -phosphorescents, and, consequently, will optically change the focal length of stepped lenses. 10. Device according to any one of the preceding claims, characterized in that: the organization of the liquid crystal lines

 N 2 modulators can be organized according to the drawing? 3, and therefore, longitudinally according to Figure Nu 6, and, or, in a completely different concentric manner according to drawing N 36 and its figure wo 32, or in these two ways combined together, and, or , in any other way.