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General Services Administration Selects CertiPath’s TrustMonitor Platform
General Services Administration Selects CertiPath's TrustMonitor Platform
CertiPath's TrustMonitor is the only product available today specifically designed to provide Continuous Monitoring and CDM for the PKI Trust Fabric.
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RESTON, Va., Feb. 10, 2016 /PRNewswire/ -- Driven by the ever-intensifying need for identity security, demand for Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) based credentials has never been higher. While increased reliance on high assurance identity credentials is a major benefit to physical and online security, it shines a light on the resiliency and accuracy of the trust network that underpins the credentials. CertiPath's TrustMonitor ensures this resiliency by tracking the health and well-being of the federated trust infrastructure used to validate the Internet's highest assurance transactions. GSA is leveraging TrustMonitor to ensure the health of its own identity issuance systems, and the health of the other participants in the federal trust fabric. Chi Hickey, Director of Testing and Procurement, Identity Assurance and Trusted Access Division, Office of Government Wide Policy, stated:
"For the first time, we have real-time situational awareness of the Federal PKI Trust Community and an alert system that allows us to react to potential failures before they occur."
The Federal Trust Fabric is used to verify business critical components are authentic, reliable, and available, whether they are hosted internally or belong to an external member of the trust community. TrustMonitor provides the organization with access to both real-time and historic trend information going back a number of years. Jeff Nigriny, President and Founder of CertiPath, explains in greater detail how the TrustMonitor tool came to market.
"CertiPath is a member of the Trust Fabric just like GSA. We developed this tool over a period of many years to provide real-time detection capabilities, improving our trust fabric management. Two years ago we realized we had created a tool so powerful and robust, everyone could benefit from its detection and analysis features. GSA, responsible for managing a significant portion of the trust fabric, saw that value and we are excited to have them as a customer and a partner in the monitoring of the trust fabric."
CertiPath was founded in 2004 by security and identity policy experts and has become a recognized industry thought leader for identity standards, policies, and specifications.
CertiPath focuses on the use of digital identity in the modern connected world. Having a trustworthy means to verify identities is one of the most important components to securing your network, data and buildings. While this is conceptually obvious, achieving ubiquitous trust online has eluded the community for 30 years. CertiPath, through its role as a trust framework provider and as an identity product provider, has helped resolve this issue. Today, high-assurance identity management is recognized as the cornerstone of secure environments.
At the heart of our success is our unparalleled experience, which CertiPath applies to create a suite of innovative, scalable products and services that ensure identities accessing our customers' networks are held to the highest validation standards. Through the use of these products and services, we protect the investment our customers have made in implementing high assurance credentials as the means for gaining access to their critical assets. CertiPath spent a decade helping to create the Trust Fabric that is now leveraged by our trusted suite of products to ensure our customers' assets are being accessed by valid and vetted users using high assurance credentials.
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Families' fury at Iraq War 'cover-up disgrace': Relatives and MPs condemn Establishment meddling and 'disgraceful incompetence' for holding up inquiry | Daily Mail Online
Families' fury at Iraq War 'cover-up disgrace': Relatives and MPs condemn Establishment meddling and 'disgraceful incompetence' for holding up inquiry
John Chilcot tells PM it will be 'months' before he can publish report
Inquiry launched six years ago is expected to criticise senior figures
John Miller, whose son died in Basra in 2003, says delay is disgraceful
Cabinet secretary is also in firing line for withholding key documents
By James Chapman and Larisa Brown and Ian Drury for the Daily Mail
Published: 18:10 EDT, 21 January 2015 | Updated: 19:38 EDT, 21 January 2015
Army families and MPs last night condemned ‘disgraceful incompetence’ and Establishment meddling for holding up the Iraq war inquiry.
John Chilcot yesterday told David Cameron it will be ‘some further months’ before he can publish his report.
Launched six years ago, Sir John’s inquiry is expected to criticise dozens of senior figures.
Delay: Launched six years ago, Sir John Chilcot's inquiry is expected to criticise dozens of senior figures
The delay means voters will go to the polls in May without knowing the official verdict on one of Britain’s most disastrous military ventures.
John Miller, whose 21-year-old son Simon died in a massacre near Basra in 2003, said the delay was disgraceful.
‘It is becoming the biggest cover-up of our generation,’ he said. ‘We simply can’t understand it.’
Blair is confronted over Iraq war as he faces claims it... That vindictive pillock Bercow failed to call Mr Straw to... Miliband blocked Iraq war inquiry again and again, says... Six-year wait for £9m 'whitewash': 179 British men and women...
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Tim Farron, a senior Lib Dem, said: ‘It’s about the Establishment protecting themselves.’
The country’s top civil servant, cabinet secretary Jeremy Heywood, was also in the firing line for withholding key documents.
In a personal attack, former foreign secretary Lord Owen said: ‘I have never known a cabinet secretary to have such a veto.
Frustrating hold-up: Prime Minister David Cameron said the report should have been published years ago
Former PM: Whitehall sources said dozens of the key players in the conflict, including Tony Blair (pictured meeting troops in Iraq in May 2003), are facing criticism in a document expected to run to a million words
‘It seems to me that he hasn’t had that independence of mind that is necessary. I can only say I am worried about it.’
As Sir John faced calls to appear before MPs to explain the delays:
'Cover-up': John Miller (with wife Marilyn), whose son Simon (in photo on wall), 21, died in a massacre near Basra in 2003, said the delay was disgraceful
Whitehall sources said dozens of the key players in the conflict, including Tony Blair, are facing criticism in a document expected to run to a million words;
Security services and military figures are said to have been vigorously exercising their right to respond to Sir John’s draft conclusions, holding up publication of an inquiry that has already cost taxpayers more than £9million;
Twenty-nine notes from Mr Blair to then US president George W Bush will now be published with only ‘a very small number of essential redactions’;
Mr Blair was jeered and labelled a war criminal yesterday as he attempted to defend his decision to go to war in Iraq after being confronted by critics at the World Economic Forum in Davos;
Ed Miliband dismissed the row over the report in two sentences during Prime Minister’s Questions.
The inquiry was set up by then prime minister Gordon Brown in 2009 and took public evidence from its last witness in 2011.
But publication has been held up by wrangling over the release of confidential messages and the so-called ‘Maxwellisation’ process by which people who are criticised in the report are given the chance to respond.
In an exchange of letters yesterday, Sir John explained to Mr Cameron that he would not be able to report before the May 7 general election.
His admission came against a backdrop of increasing Westminster anger over the delays, which were due to be addressed in a Commons debate next week.
Personal: Cabinet secretary Jeremy Heywood (left) was attacked for withholding key documents, with former foreign secretary Lord Owen (right) saying he had 'never known a cabinet secretary to have such a veto'
At Prime Minister’s Questions, the Father of the House, Conservative MP Sir Peter Tapsell, attacked the Chilcot inquiry’s ‘disgraceful incompetence’.
Sir Peter asked Mr Cameron: ‘Do you fully recognise the contrast in efficiency between the inquiries into the Crimean war and the Dardanelles campaign when compared to the disgraceful incompetence of the Chilcot inquiry into widely held suspicions that Mr Blair conspired with president George W Bush several months before March of 2003 and then systematically sought to falsify the evidence on which that action was taken?’
It is becoming the biggest cover-up of our generation. We simply can’t understand it
John Miller, whose son Simon died in a massacre near Basra in 2003
Mr Cameron said the hold-up was extremely frustrating and the report should have been published years ago.
Mr Blair insisted he was not responsible for the delay, telling Bloomberg: ‘Absolutely and emphatically, this is not to do with me, or as far as I’m aware any other witness.
‘I’ve as much interest as anybody in wanting to see the report published.’ He is understood to have received the final documents from the inquiry only a few days ago.
Sir Richard Ottaway, chairman of the Commons foreign affairs committee, said there could be ‘no justification whatsoever’ for the process dragging on. He said Sir John had been summoned before his committee to explain.
DEAR PRIME MINISTER, YOU'LL HAVE TO WAIT UNTIL AFTER THE ELECTION
Here is an edited account of the exchange of letters between Sir John Chilcot and David Cameron:
SIR JOHN WROTE:
I last wrote to you in November 2013, and to Sir Jeremy Heywood in May 2014, with an update on progress of the Iraq Inquiry. My colleagues and I have made very substantial progress since my last letter.
I can confirm that individuals are currently being given the opportunity to respond to provisional criticism of them in the Inquiry’s draft report. That is an essential and confidential process. It would not be appropriate for me to comment on it in detail.
We intend to finish our work as soon as it is possible to do so whilst being fair to all those involved. Until we have received and evaluated responses from all those who have been given the opportunity to respond, I cannot give an accurate estimate for how long it will then take to complete our work, but it is clear that will take some further months. I therefore see no realistic prospect of delivering our report to you before the General Election in May 2015.
Our report will be based on a thorough and comprehensive account of the relevant events from 2001-2009. We are determined to fulfil the responsibility placed on us to identify lessons to be learned from the UK’s involvement in Iraq.
In that context, I am pleased to record that since I last wrote the Inquiry has reached agreement with Sir Jeremy on the publication of 29 of Mr Blair’s Notes to President Bush, subject to a very small number of essential redaction, alongside the Inquiry’s final report.
Agreement has also been reached on the detail of what material the Inquiry will publish in relation to records of conversations between Mr Blair and President Bush, consistent with the principles agreed last era.
Thank you for your letter of today. As you know, I would have liked to have seen your report published already and certainly well before the forthcoming Election. The Iraq War, the lead up to it and its aftermath were hugely important events in this country’s recent history.
It is very important that your Inquiry sets out comprehensively for the British people what happened, and why, so that all the lessons can be learnt.
However, it is important that the Inquiry remains fully independent of Government and therefore the timetable and processes for completing your work are entirely for you to decide – not for the Government. So I have to respect your decision. I hope very much that you will be able to [submit the report] shortly thereafter.
Had the previous Government established this Inquiry when I first called for it, we would not be in this position today. But that cannot now be undone.

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Patent US5764525 - Method of designing a circuit - Google PatentsSearch Images Maps Play YouTube News Gmail Drive More »Sign in<nobr>Advanced Patent Search</nobr>PatentsA method of designing a circuit is described. A netlist for a circuit is generated. An analysis of the netlist is then executed to generate a set of cell instance performance values that characterize the performance of multiple gate instance-level components of the circuit in view of a selected parameter,...http://www.google.com/patents/US5764525?utm_source=gb-gplus-sharePatent US5764525 - Method of designing a circuitAdvanced Patent SearchPublication numberUS5764525 APublication typeGrantApplication numberUS 08/442,290Publication dateJun 9, 1998Filing dateMay 16, 1995Priority dateJan 28, 1994Fee statusLapsedPublication number08442290, 442290, US 5764525 A, US 5764525A, US-A-5764525, US5764525 A, US5764525AInventorsMossaddeq Mahmood, Balmukund K. Sharma, Arnold Ginetti, Francois SilveOriginal AssigneeVlsi Technology, Inc.Export CitationBiBTeX, EndNote, RefManPatent Citations (15), Referenced by (52), Classifications (10), Legal Events (6) External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, EspacenetMethod of designing a circuitUS 5764525 AAbstract A method of designing a circuit is described. A netlist for a circuit is generated. An analysis of the netlist is then executed to generate a set of cell instance performance values that characterize the performance of multiple gate instance-level components of the circuit in view of a selected parameter, such as circuit timing, circuit power consumption, or circuit area. Relying upon the set of cell instance performance values, a problematic component within the circuit is identified for replacement. A set of functionally equivalent candidate components are then identified. Each candidate component is analyzed with respect to the selected parameter. The analysis identifies an optimally performing candidate component. An instance of the optimally performing candidate component is then substituted into the netlist for the problematic component to improve the performance of the circuit.
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Patent US6212007 - 3D-display including cylindrical lenses and binary coded micro-fields - Google PatentsSearch Images Maps Play YouTube News Gmail Drive More »Sign inAdvanced Patent SearchPatentsA high resolution 3D color display, particularly suited to natural three-dimensional representation in computer tomography, is diclosed. In a digital autostereoscopic display, over eighty related or desired perspective views of an object may be represented in 3D, written onto a digital display by lasers...http://www.google.com/patents/US6212007?utm_source=gb-gplus-sharePatent US6212007 - 3D-display including cylindrical lenses and binary coded micro-fieldsAdvanced Patent SearchPublication numberUS6212007 B1Publication typeGrantApplication numberUS 09/297,713PCT numberPCT/DE1997/002625Publication dateApr 3, 2001Filing dateNov 5, 1997Priority dateNov 8, 1996Fee statusLapsedAlso published asDE19646046C1, EP0937274A1, EP0937274B1, WO1998021619A1Publication number09297713, 297713, PCT/1997/2625, PCT/DE/1997/002625, PCT/DE/1997/02625, PCT/DE/97/002625, PCT/DE/97/02625, PCT/DE1997/002625, PCT/DE1997/02625, PCT/DE1997002625, PCT/DE199702625, PCT/DE97/002625, PCT/DE97/02625, PCT/DE97002625, PCT/DE9702625, US 6212007 B1, US 6212007B1, US-B1-6212007, US6212007 B1, US6212007B1InventorsSiegbert HentschkeOriginal AssigneeSiegbert HentschkeExport CitationBiBTeX, EndNote, RefManPatent Citations (9), Non-Patent Citations (7), Referenced by (4), Classifications (13), Legal Events (4) External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, Espacenet3D-display including cylindrical lenses and binary coded micro-fieldsUS 6212007 B1Abstract A high resolution 3D color display, particularly suited to natural three-dimensional representation in computer tomography, is diclosed. In a digital autostereoscopic display, over eighty related or desired perspective views of an object may be represented in 3D, written onto a digital display by lasers in a few minutes, and subsequently deleted. The displays are digitally stored in minute fields of a thin LC layer of a scatter screen and converted into high resolution color pictures by reverse irradiation view color and brightness masks. The individual perspectives may be viewed selectively by a lenticular screen plate. The same displays may also be stored in the same code on a film which, when used in place of the scatter screen, shows the display to a user. The display can therefore be used in modified form to produce display photos when graphic computers are used.
What is claimed is: 1. A 3D-display, comprising a lens raster plate (1) with vertically disposed cylindrical lenses, a color mask (2), a brightness mask (3) and a micro-display (4, 7) having binary coded micro-fields (10) with a magnitude of a few μm2, said vertical lenses having foci being located on said micro-display (4, 7), said micro-fields (10) being determined from a computer for correct perspective views, and a binary code for said micro-fields (10) being selected from a group of codes including transparent or absorbing, transparent or scattering, bright or dark and horizontally or vertically polarised fields.
2. A 3D-display as defined in claim 1, wherein said color mask (2) has horizontal color strips (16), and behind each of said color strips (16) a brightness-coded strip (17) of said brightness mask (3) being arranged which brightness-coded strip (17) is subdivided into horizontal brightness sub-strips (18) having different coefficients of transmission of light, said micro-fields (10) each lying within one of said brightness sub-strips said micro-fields (10) arranged one over the other within a respective one of said color strips (16) being so selected than amplitude of light transmitted through said respective color strip in summary corresponds to a desired brightness step.
3. A 3D-display as defined in claim 2, wherein said brightness sub-strips (18) have coefficients of transmission of light which differ in powers of two for the amplitude.
4. A 3D-display as defined in claim 2, wherein said color strips (16) have color transition zones and middle portions therebetween, said brightness sub-strips (18) being so placed that darker light-transmitting sub-strips are located nearer said color transition zones whereas brighter light-transmitting zones are located nearer said middle portions.
5. A 3D-display as defined in claim 1, wherein said micro-display is an LC scatter display (4), is illuminated with light rays passing through it from the rear and with an oblique direction and has means (9) to reflect or absorb said light rays.
6. A 3D-display as defined in claim 5, wherein said scatter display (4) is illuminated from the front instead of from the rear, and an absorbing surface being arranged behind said scatter display (4).
7. A 3D-display as defined in claim 1, wherein said micro-display is a photo display including a binary written film (7) having a binary 3D-pattern thereon and an illumination surface (8) on a rear side thereof.
8. A 3D-display as defined in claim 7, and being illuminated from a front instead of from a rear, wherein said illumination surface (8) is a white, dispersive reflecting layer (8).
The invention relates to an auto-stereoscopic display screen for several viewers, which can show a plurality of perspectives of an article at the same time and is accordingly called a �stereo-hologram display�. Such an auto-stereoscopic display or in other words 3-D display screen is known from the patent specification [1] which, however, in contrast to the invention described here can only show two perspectives of an article at the same time. This invention is based on the object of ensuring an auto-stereoscopic representation which does not relate only to one viewer position but to a whole range of viewer positions, from which a represented article can be observed true to nature, in three dimensions; several viewers can thus perceive the represented article three-dimensionally at the same time. This object is met by the characterizing features in claim 1. The plurality of perspectives of an article here required to be displayed are obtained through an arrangement, in which a black and white micro display (or even a photo mask) is located in the vertical focal lines of a lens raster plate, on which display (or mask) the many different views of an article can be represented interleaved with each other in the narrowest of strips. The different grey and colour values are then achieved by fixedly arranged colour and brightness masks located therebetween.
The invention relates to 3-dimensional, hologram-like colour picture displays and processing in which a plurality of stereoscopic views of an object can be displayed in dependence on the position of an viewer. The viewer standing in front of the stereo-hologram display can view a displayed article from several perspectives by lateral movements of the head�within a previously selectable �round view�. In particular this high resolution display is suitable for radiology in computer tomography for medical technology, in which arises the ability to be able to perceive the third dimension of depth without additional auxiliary means (e.g. glasses). The colour hologram computed by a computer can be written by means of modulated laser beams within a few minutes on a digital display and archived on an inexpensive black and white photo of like size. Alternatively however, only this black and white photo mask can be produced and be placed behind a display attachment, so that the same stereo hologram is visible. In the representation of objects it is not necessary to restrict oneself to external views. For example the presence of a three-dimensional tissue description from nuclear spin tomography allows internal and external views (e.g. of a kidney) to be combined and represented one after the other on a stereo-hologram.
STATE OF THE ART Stereoscopic film and projection methods have been used for years. Polarised light (horizontal, vertical, circular) is used mostly, in order to separate the left and right images [10]. With advances in LCD technology it has become possible to control the light transmission coefficient of crystals electronically. This made the development of the shutter technique possible, in which the right and left spectacle glasses become opaque alternately at half the picture frequency and right and left images appear sequentially in synchronism on the display screen [6].
Auto-stereoscopic projections are implemented with the aid of screens with strip lens rasters with several projection directions. The correct perspective image is associated with the corresponding direction [1], [2]. A smooth transition from one perspective to the next can hardly be achieved, since the number of the projection directions cannot be increased arbitrarily. In an auto-stereoscopic display, which is intended for one person only, only two perspectives are used, which require a specific direction of view [7], [8]. To display a fully stereoscopic image as in a hologram is achieved by using �head tracking� sensors, which control on the one hand a high-power real-time computer to calculate the matching stereoscopic image perspectives and on the other hand the auto-stereoscopic screen for the mechanical follow up of the lens raster plate. The precise head position and movement are detected and the associated images are generated simultaneously. Furthermore there are expensive VR systems (virtual reality) using �head mounted displays� which require getting used to.
Nuclear spin resonance and computer tomography are the most important fields of use for stereoscopic 3D visualisations in medical technology. In order to compute specific desired perspectives, high power special computers for �volume tracking algorithms� have been developed [5]. Combined computer visualisations and real-time transmissions from endoscopes are becoming one of the most important neuro-surgical tools. Stereoscopic endoscopes are already in use. Electronic movement control through a �head tracking sensor� operating on an infrared basis is easy to combine with a person-related auto-stereoscopic display screen system.
Prototype auto-stereoscopic image reproduction systems are being developed at the present time in many places. Most of them require high-precision mechanical parts for the movement follow-up with changes in the position of the viewer. However electronic adaptive shutter systems are also known, which require two displays [8], [9].
Holographically stored 3d images have been known for many years, in which the picture information is retained on highest resolution photographic material in the form of wave images. These arise from the superposition of coherent or even monochromatic light which has been reflected from bodies to be recorded. The 3D image can then be made visible again by illumination with coherent light. Unfortunately the colour information is lost.
Displays built on the basis of bistable liquid crystals, which can be written with laser beams, have been known for some years. Liquid crystals can be flipped�by supplying laser power�over regions of some μm2 from the transparent state into a dispersive, i.e. scattering state. This state can then be retained for years without supplying laser power or can be reset by application of an electrical voltage [12]. Binary information can thus be stored here. These writeable surfaces will be called scatter displays in the following.
FORMULATION OF THE PROBLEM The objective is so to store 3-dimensional images that represented bodies appear stereoscopically from different observing positions, moreover with different perspectives. Accordingly a hologram-like change of the represented colour image is to occur with lateral movement of the head of an viewer. The problem formulation which emerges from this, is to create such colour image stereo-holograms with the aid of scatter displays and further special arrangements, so that such a stereo colour hologram can be written with laser beams within an acceptable time. The colour hologram should then be maintained as far as possible without supplying power, or be capable of being reset so that this display can be used again for the next stereo-hologram.
It should moreover be possible to save the same image on a black and white film of normal type on the market. At the same time it should be possible for this film to be so used that a stereo-hologram stored i binary form thereon can be made visible by means of an existing attachment. It would be advantageous if this attachment were identical with that which is required for the scatter display.
Up until now no writable stereo-hologram displays are known which have had the features recited above.
BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS FIG. 1 is a view showing a stereo-hologram display for computer tomography in accordance with the present Invention;
FIG. 2 is a view showing a stereo-hologram viewing apparatus;
FIG. 3a is a view showing a vertical section through a scatter display;
FIG. 3b is a view showing an enlarged color structure; and
FIGS. 4a, 4 b, 4 c, and 4 d show a color mask, a brightness mask, an example of digital color pixel coating, and an example of the course of a code pattern from a scatter display, correspondingly.
PRINCIPLE OF THE INVENTION The performance features of a stereo-hologram display described in the formulation of the problem can be achieved using a cylindrical lens raster glass known from [1], [2], [8], [11], a scatter display known from [4] and [12] and some masking layers yet to be described in more detail, which are assembled in a quite specific way. The display is written by means of parallel laser beams, which are modulated with a suitable code. It is assumed that 3-dimensional object information from NMR (nuclear magnetic resonance) or X-ray tomography is available in a graphic computer. All desired perspective views are then computed from this data�these can certainly be up to 100�each for a specific direction of view, from which the appearance of the object is later to be observed. All these perspectives of the object are then assembled into a complete colour 3D image on the stereo-hologram display, with which the desired perspective can be selected through the direction of observation or head position.
The structure and functioning of this display will now be described in more detail with reference to the drawing in FIG. 1. The diagram shows various layers of the display, which are represented spread out from one another. The front side of the stereo-hologram display consists of a cylindrical lens raster glass (1), with 1024 cylindrical lenses for example at a pitch height of about 0.5 mm, in order to specify one suitable width; (obviously different lens widths are optimal for different observation distances). The lenses focus in relation to the viewing distance a (in the assembled state of the hologram display) in the LC (liquid crystal) layer of the scatter display (4) with a pixel size of 8 μm�4 μm, which is formed from liquid crystals (11) between two glass plates (12). In between the scatter display (4) and the lens raster plate (1) there are two masks: a colour mask (2) and a brightness mask (3). The scatter display is illuminated from the rear with white light (5). Laser beams from a controlled laser diode (6) are used to write the scatter display.
Colour and brightness masks are explained fully in FIG. 4: the colour mask has three horizontal, transparent colour filter strips, which allow red (R), green (G) and blue (B) light respectively to pass unchanged and filter out the corresponding complementary components. An option is a black strip of approximately the same width which filters out all light wavelengths. All four or three strips have together a width which corresponds to about a lens width, e.g. 0.5 mm. The colour strip height amounts to about 80 μm, the vertical pitch height to about 0.32 mm. Behind each colour strip (R, G or B), cf. a) FIG. 4, is located a brightness masking strip, cf. b) FIG. 4. This masking strip is for its part subdivided into further sub-strips, e.g. 10 each with a width of about 8 μm. In other embodiments with less brightness steps fewer sub-strips, e.g. 8 or 4, could be provided. Each sub-strip has a specific light transmission coefficient (independent of wavelength), which allows as simple as possible binary brightness coding. For example, these sub-strips have the following different classes: 1. the whole amplitude of the light is passed, 2. half the amplitude (�) is passed, 3. a quarter (�) of the amplitude is passed, 4. an eighth of the amplitude (⅛=�3), 5. a sixteenth of the amplitude ({fraction (1/16)}=�4), . . . , up to 8. one hundred and twenty eighth ({fraction (1/128)}=�7). A sub-strip of transmission coefficient 1 can accordingly have the relative brightness of 64.
Not all transmission coefficient classes have to be present in the sub-strips. For example, the class 8 can be omitted if 3 strips of class 1 are used. 3 strips of class 1 are used in FIG. 4b) and are placed directly next to each other in the middle of a colour strip, so that a sub-strip of class 1 three times wider results. It is possible for example, with these three strips, to create relative brightness values of 0�64, 1�64, 2�64, 3�64, in that the 3 black and white micro-pixels of the display lying behind are suitably controlled. Each micro-pixel of a brightness sub-strip on the display can either scatter light or not. Moreover in the example of FIG. 4b) brightness strips of classes 2 to 7 are used. Through selected control of the 9 micro-pixels of the display lying behind these relative brightness values from 0 to 255 can be created in one colour strip, through their superimposition, corresponding to 8 bit coding.
The use of three adjacent sub-strips of class 1 reduces effective light absorption in the masking strips and increases the lack of sensitivity to a slight height tolerance of the following scatter display, cf. d), FIG. 4. The other narrow strips allow, as already explained, the brightness components of the amplitude through from 50%, 25%, 12.5%, 6.25%, 3.125%, 1.56025% or 0%. Examples of coded brightness steps are given in c), FIG. 4. In detail there are shown in FIGS. 4a) to d): a) colour mask; height of a colour strip about 80 μm, RGBS pitch height about 320 μm; b) brightness mask with 7 brightness steps (+black) with 9 colour strips for an 8-bit brightness coding; c) an example of a digital colour pixel coding of a stereo-hologram on a black and white film with indication of the associated brightness values; d) an example of the course of a code pattern from a scatter display which has been written from laser beams.
Other brightness masks can naturally be implemented, which correspond to a smaller number of brightness steps. The opaque black strip is suitably so positioned that it covers the transition from one colour to the next. A size is provided for the whole stereo-hologram display in the envisaged use in medical technology of about 50 cm wide and 28 cm high. That is unusually large for the LC scatter display to be made but are feasible, because narrow opaque horizontal strips must be present, in which wires for resetting electrodes and spacers can be fitted.
As already mentioned in the formulation of the problem the scatter display should also be capable of being replaced by a film. However black and white films of this size and resolution are to be had inexpensively. Only mounting to micrometer precision has to be considered. This can however be ensured in that film is fixed on a glass plate or is tensioned in a fine hole matrix. FIG. 2 shows such a stereo-hologram viewing apparatus, in which (7) denotes the film or the film plate and (8) denotes the illumination box with uniformly dispersed light. (7) consists of a glass plate with a standard black and white film, which is applied to the front side of the glass plate. The resolution amounts to 3200 dpi. With a pixel size of about 8�8 μm2 a digital information content of about 180 Mbyte results. The sequence of the colour and brightness masks can be interchanged with the film plate (7). It is merely important that the focal lines of the cylindrical lenses lie in both cases on the thin film layer. The further elements in FIG. 2 are (1) a lens raster plate with 1024 cylindrical lenses, (2) a colour strip mask (RGBS) with a strip height of 80 μm and a pitch height of 0.32 mm and (3) a grey strip code mask with an individual strip height of 8 μm. These three elements are identical with those in FIG. 1.
The foci of lenses are dependent among other things slightly on the wavelength of the light. However the three colours R, G and B are spatially separated in accordance with the colour strips on the mask. This has the advantage that the focal length can be corrected by slightly different thicknesses of glass.
A vertical section through the scatter display is shown in FIG. 3a). The smallest binary controllable pixel size amounts to 4 μm�8 μm. (13) represents the beam direction of the white light and (14) the laser beam write direction. An enlarged colour structure is shown in FIG. 3b), in which the horizontal steps lie in the direction of view. The means 9 can be black strip/absorbing light or strips reflecting light respectively.
Description of the Field of Use for the Stereo-Hologram Display The stereo-hologram display (3D-display) represents article or landscapes three-dimensionally. It is possible to represent more than 80 different views of a three-dimensional article with a cylindrical lens width of 0.5 mm. All these perspectives of the article can be made visible, i.e. be viewed through lateral movement of the observing head. The views are as a rule computed by a computer. Accordingly there is the possibility also to represent related views which do not occur in nature. For example the outside of an article can be shown up to a certain angle of view and then the inside. Dynamic presentation possibilities also arise on a single stereo-hologram. For example an article can be displayed such that when the viewers make a small movement to the right, an article appearing in front of the display rotates to the left. Thus a bone fracture can be observed three-dimensionally and all round for example. The most important field of use will therefore be in radiology in medical technology; a few minutes after the X-ray exposure the results can be seen three-dimensionally on the display and be retained as long as desired. Parallel to this the same hologram can be stored on a film, i.e. preserved for later.
A further field of interest is in advertising, since the attention of the eyes can be diverted�even unconsciously�to an object by unusual effects which do not occur in nature.
With creation of still larger displays architecture will be an important field of application, since interactive buildings and landscapes appearing three-dimensionally can be formed, because sections only of the display can be reset and rewritten in altered form. This feature will also be welcomed in creative arts.
It is however also conceivable for 3D studios to be established, which offer three-dimensional colour portraits with computer assistance, which can be selected from several test exposures without appreciable waiting time. Even if up to 100 individual perspectives are shown it is not necessary that 100 exposures are also made in this case. The intermediate perspectives can be interpolated from two or four exposures which are made simultaneously from different directions with high resolution cameras. Since the actual information is filed purely in binary form, materials still cheaper than film can be used. A wafer-thin absorption layer can be selectively vaporised locally by laser power.
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