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Image projector and image projecting method
   
Document Number
US Patent 7364309
Issued Date
April 29, 2008
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In an image projection on a screen, an image projection apparatus improves the safety of entry into a projection region by the human body and does not bring about the increase of complexity of the configuration thereof owing to the improvement of the safety. A monitoring area is regulated on the outside of the projection area (3) of the screen (2). A detection wave such as infrared rays is emitted from a detection wave source (1c) of the image projection apparatus (1). A reflection wave from the monitoring area is detected by reflection wave detection means (1d) such as a CCD sensor. Whether the human body or an obstacle enters the monitoring space, which is surrounded by a detection wave (4) between the main body unit of the image projection apparatus (1) and the screen (2), or not is detected. Once the entry is detected, the intensity of the radiation light traveling toward the projection area (3) is reduced or cut off according to the situation or the degree of the entry.
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Owner
Sony Corporation (Tokyo,JP)
Published
April 29, 2008
Application Number
10/486,055
Filed
June 10, 2003
US Classification
353/85   348/E5.119 348/E5.137 348/E9.026 353/97
Int'l Classification
G03B   21/14   (20060101)  
Priority Data
Jun 10, 2002 [JP] 2002-169238
USPTO Field of Search
353/85   353/97   353/122  
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