Science Engineering Associates, Inc.

Fpsi, Inc.

Gregory Mooradian

Michael D Tocci

Nora C Tocci

Steven J Saggese

Sam Rindskopf

Tudor Thomas

Brian Yates

Adam Petersen

Michael Mooradian

Adam Peterson

Sam Rindskopt

Thomas Tudor

A system and method for detecting a camera. In one embodiment, although not limited thereto, an illuminator illuminates an area of interest. A camera then takes multiple pictures of the illuminated area and an algorithm is then used to compare the pictures and locate and pirate cameras based on the reflection characteristics.

System and method for detecting a camera

The present invention utilizes a series of optical and electronic elements to detect and image cancerous and/or pre-cancerous cells in living tissue. The invention further uses the images thus obtained to adaptively and dynamically shape a treatment light beam so as to maximize the beam's intensity in proportion to the areas with the most cancer or pre-cancer and to minimize the irradiation of normal tissue by the beam.

Cancer detection and adaptive dose optimization treatment system

An optical system of the present invention produces multiple simultaneous adjoining images on a single image plane. The optical system includes a first optical sub-system, a second optical sub-system, an aperture stop located between the first optical sub-system and the second optical sub-system, and a beam separating sub-system located at a plane substantially coincident with the aperture stop. The beam separating sub-system can receive electromagnetic radiation from the first optical sub-system and can separate the received electromagnetic radiation into multiple beams of electromagnetic radiation. The second optical sub-system images the multiple beams of electromagnetic radiation received from the beam separating sub-system into multiple images on an image plane. The beam separating sub-system includes one or more beam separating components and a mid-system filter system. An output filter, overlaid on the imaging plane, prevents light from any one of the images from passing through to the portion of the image plane corresponding to any one of the other images.

Multiple imaging system and method for designing same

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