This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Active years: 2026.
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Years Active: 2026
Title: Gabor Szedo Becker: Inventor of Active Dimming Control for Waveguide Displays
Introduction
Gabor Szedo Becker is an inventor based in Sammamish, Washington. His work includes a patent for a waveguide display that uses camera measurements to improve the visibility of projected images in changing ambient light.
Latest Patents
Becker is associated with 1 patent, titled “Active Dimming Control Using Disparity Camera Images.” The invention describes a waveguide display with a projector that sends images into a waveguide through an input coupler. Output couplers direct projected images toward the user’s eye and a disparity camera.
The display also includes an electrically controlled active dimming layer on the side of the waveguide opposite the user’s eye. Using the disparity camera to assess how ambient light affects image visibility, the system adjusts the layer to attenuate ambient light reaching the eye through the waveguide.
Career Highlights
Becker’s patent addresses a challenge in waveguide displays: maintaining the visibility of projected content under varying ambient-light conditions. Its camera-informed dimming approach links measurements of image visibility with control of the display’s light attenuation.
Collaborations
Becker’s listed coworkers include Afsoon Jamali and John Nelson. Their names provide context for the professional connections associated with his work.
Conclusion
Gabor Szedo Becker’s patented display technology combines waveguide optics, disparity-camera measurements, and active dimming to help projected images remain visible amid ambient light.
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