1. An object trackable projection system, comprising in combination: a predetermined number of predetermined energy projection means; a like predetermined number of switch means effectively connected to said predetermined number of predetermined energy projection means for timely and selectively supplying a data signal thereto in response to a number of timing signals; means connected to said predetermined number of switch means for selectively and timely supplying said number of timing signals thereto in substantial correspondence with a predetermined number of positions of the aforesaid object, respectively; means for producing a predetermined picture image; a television camera, having an optical input, a synchronization signal input, and a data signal output, spatially disposed from said predetermined picture image producing means in such manner that the optical input thereof effectively views the picture image produced thereby, with the synchronization signal input thereof connected to the aforesaid timing signal supplying means for response to one of the timing signals supplied thereby, and with the output thereof connected to each of said predetermined number of switch means for supplying said data signal thereto; optical probe means disposed between said predetermined picture image producing means and the optical input of said television camera for effecting the optical scanning thereof thereby in accordance with a given drive signal; and means effectively connected between the aforesaid object and said optical probe means for supplying said given drive signal thereto, so as to effect the driving thereof in substantial correspondence with the aforesaid predetermined number of positions of said object.