Granted patent
System for projecting light elements generated from light of a laser
- Number
- 11512833
- Published
- 2022-11-29
- Filed
- 2022-02-09
- Assignee
- Disney Enterprises, Inc.
- Inventors
- Joseph; Daniel M., Klouda; Jessica
- CPC
- F21V7/0025; F21S10/023; F21S10/007; F21K9/68; F21K9/65; F21V7/04; F21V14/02; F21V14/04
- Verdict
- Medium Hardware
- Source
- Google Patents · FreePatentsOnline
The keeper's note
Laser-based light-element projection show hardware (Joseph).
Abstract
A system, comprising a light source configured to emit light; and a first component including a reflective surface configured to reflect the light as a plurality of light elements that are reflected onto a second component. The reflective surface may include a plurality of mirrors. Each mirror, of the plurality of mirrors, may be configured to reflect a portion of the light as a respective light element of the plurality of light elements. A first light element, of the plurality of light elements, may be reflected onto a first location of the surface. A second light element, of the plurality of light elements, may be reflected onto a second location, of the surface, that is different than the first location.
Background
BACKGROUND (1) A laser is a device that emits light through a process of optical amplification. The process of optical amplification may be based on a stimulated emission of electromagnetic radiation. Unlike other sources of light, a laser produces a narrow beam of light by way of spatial coherence. The narrow beam may be utilized in different applications. SUMMARY (2) In some implementations, a system includes a laser light source configured to emit light; a first reflective component configured to reflect the light, emitted by the laser light source, as reflected flight; and a second reflective component configured to reflect the reflected light as a plurality of light elements that are reflected onto a display surface, wherein the second reflective component includes a plurality of mirrors, wherein each mirror, of the plurality of mirrors, is configured to reflect a portion of the reflected light as a respective light element of the plurality of light elements, wherein a first light element, of the plurality of light elements, is reflected onto a first location of the display surface, and wherein a second light element, of the plurality of light elements, is reflected onto a second location, of the display surface, that is different than the first location. (3) In some implementations, a system includes a light source configured to emit light; and a first component including a reflective surface configured to reflect the light as a plurality of light elements that are refl