SO yes they dropped the ball in the display department and I recorvered the ball
like a good shortstop should so lets not stand around patting the shortstop on the back
lets get back on track and get this done.
So then rather than wait for Tesla or Edison to reincarnate I invented the display to save some time.
So then I contacted the last guy who used micromirrors and he told me his story his Edison story and
it took him 13 years and he had to take out 500 patents. Since you have to patent in different
countries and all associated processes so that a competitor does not patent one of your assembly line
processes then forcing you to stop at a block wall.
Which they can do.
Since the patent holder has priorty.
But to be a patent holder you have to qualify your invention.
And in this case it is not secret and soon many many people will
know how to do it and it will be too obvious
to claim a patent and I have priority and only the inventor
can patent or assign the rights in North America.
So I am also clearly an expert on the subject and if in the opinion
of the expert it is obvious, then it cannot be patented also.
Globally for science and tech joibs it is essential we build these
devices quickly without patents so that like the pc people can make
them themselves to suit.
So the mechanics I had to invent so first you need to know the theory
behind the Sobie Effect.
So then if the signal being reflected into the plexiglass has a z component that is in
p.x=10
p.y=10
p.z=10
these refect a distance from some universal center or from top left of the display
x going across in catresian coordinates, then y vertical up and down, then z
being the depth towards you or away from you.
So withp we have located a point in space that is 10 over, 10 down and 10 back.
So then to give that object some dimensionality we need to give it width
and height and depth.
So width=20
Height=20
depth=20
So now we have a cube in space.
And we know where its corner is by p the p point which
records positioning in our space-time box display.
So we know that a mirror reflects in 3D because physical reality has depth
and the light hits the surface at varying distances from the mirror surface
and transmits those depth perceptions into the eye.
To recreate that effect then in a display we prefer to use plexiglass which
can make the imge clear with a good light source like lap top screen or projector.
And yet it can still be seen through and may not reflect the room behind the observer.
Or the workings in the display box where the light source is.
The light source being any signal that you intend to be a hologram inside teh display.
So it can be from a computer aor a projector or similar including just
shining light off of objects
So we understand the algenra and the geometry.
So then our bitmap would have p points as pixels and each pixel would have
an x a y and z and the mirror box will recreate that z value by selecting the
correct mirror which corresponds with the proper depth in the image.
So to accomplish that, you need to position the mirror box where it can
shine into the plexiglass.
Then you can see that the mirrors are at varying distances from the plexiglass face.
The distance from the face being the z axis.
Or the z line.
So then we need to picture how this works so I made a couple drawings...
First though lets look into the display and see the lap top screen as a flat
screen without a z component z=0 then look in the foreground and see an
image projected onto a roll of paper towels which has geometry and a z
component and then you can see the depth in the display.
http://www.imagebam.com/image/7e7761442211346
Ok now to illustrate how the mirriors have to work to get the laptop to
have a z component in the signal that is not z= 0 we have to make mirror sheets.
And then stack those mirror sheets so you have a cube displ;ay size. Any
dimensions you want.
So while I get a bite to eat you can look at these and imagine that we are going
to use mirrors to skin a roll of paper towels standing on end, and it is pink so it
could represent a neck in the most base form.
http://www.imagebam.com/gallery/do8eqiiwwyhfb1lankopnnm8by8qehhs
So have a look at those to see how the mirrors flip to take on the shape of
the surface of the geometry as topography.