Production Resource Group Inc.

Light and Sound Design Ltd.

Hewlett Electronics

Ian Clarke

William E Hewlett

Michael D Hughes

Mark A Hunt

Richard Parker

Nigel Evans

Christopher D Conti

Dale Polansky

Diane Miller

Nigel Cook

Richard Pierceall

A remote follow spot system includes a remote controller that has separately movable parts that are movable in two orthogonal directions, and a display attached to one of said two separately movable parts. The display receives a video feed from a controlled light, that is controlled to move in the same directions as remote controller. The display hence shows the field of view where the light is pointing. In this way, an operator of the follow spot can control the light without physically being near the light.

Device for controlling a remotely located luminaire

Remotely controlled and monitored followspot

A remote phosphor light which simulates the spectrum of a specified real world light, e.g. a tungsten or a daylight bulb.

Indirect excitation of photoreactive materials coated on a substrate with spectrum simulation

A lighting system operating using a digital mirror as its operative device. The digital mirror is used to shape the light which is a passed through advanced optical devices in order to produce an output.

Electronically controlled stage lighting system

A stage lighting system with a digital and analog part. The digital part is used to form the image, which can be, for example, a full brightness image. The analog part is used to dim the image, and to carry out failsafe operation. If an error occurs in the digital part, then the analog part prevents the image from being shown.

Interface computer for a stage lighting system

A lighting system with a digital micromirror device which forms a digital godo system that is controllable on a pixel level. The device includes a number of sensitive electronic elements. The device is controlled by two different controllers: a digital signal processor which is effectively the number crunching portion, and a controller, which controls the functions of the light. The controller also logs errors into a registery, such as a non-volatile memory. A field programmable gate array is used for a number of purposes, including to form the ports. One of those ports is a tech port, which is used to detect status of the light such as faults.

Pixel mirror based stage lighting system

Techniques for use in a digital mirror device based luminaire. The techniques include using a filter as a gobo for definition.

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Ian Clarke