Lightforce Usa, Inc.

Egis Group LLC

Chad Beauregard

Brian J Bellah

Justin C Kaufman

Abram Summerfield

James Riley

Eric Graham

A flexible intelligent electrical switching device with multi-function capability, and methods of use are presented herein which provide an autonomous, reconfigurable switching device. The present disclosure is specifically designed to reduce space, cost of manufacture, efficiency, installation reduction time and ease of implementation.

Flexible intelligent electrical switching device with multi-function capability

Provided is an illuminated reticle assembly for an optical aiming device. The assembly includes a reticle plate has a first surface on which a physical reticle pattern is applied. A laser light source is configured to project a beam of laser light into the reticle plate at a first angle and toward an inner side of a second surface at an angle of incidence that directs a reflected beam of laser light toward at least a selected portion of the physical reticle pattern. The reflected laser light illuminates the at least selected portion of the physical reticle pattern.

Laser diode reticle illumination

An optical projection system () for a weapon system aiming scope () having at least objective and ocular lenses () defining an optical path through which a target image () is observed. The projection system () includes a primary beamsplitter () positioned in the optical path, a secondary beamsplitter () positioned adjacent the primary beamsplitter () and off the optical path, a micro-display () that provides a data image () containing targeting information (), and an illumination source (). The illumination source () generates light directed through the secondary beamsplitter () to illuminate and reflect off the micro-display () so as to define a reflected data image (), and the secondary beamsplitter () directs the reflected data image () into the primary beamsplitter (). The primary beamsplitter () combines the data image () with an optical target image () in the optical path so as to convey targeting information () to a shooter or spotter viewing the optical target image ().

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Orofino, ID, United States of America

Chad Beauregard