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Holospex, Inc.

George Mason University

Ravindra A Athale

Joseph Van Der Gracht

Ronald Eugene Reedy

Andreas G Andreou

Philippe O Pouliquen

George J Simonis

Zaven Kalayjian

Alyssa Apsel

This invention pertains to the design of optimized far field viewing devices that simultaneously produce bright far field holographic light patterns and achieve good see-through performance to present a well focused scene. A far field transmission hologram recorded on a transparent substrate has regions having high diffraction efficiency juxtaposed with regions having low diffraction efficiency. The high diffraction efficiency regions contribute to production of bright far field holographic light patterns, whereas the low diffraction efficiency regions contribute to see-through performance.

Controlled diffraction efficiency far field viewing devices

An integrated electronic-optoelectronic module comprising: an ultrathin silicon-on-sapphire composite substrate; at least one electronic device fabricated in the ultrathin silicon; and at least one optoelectronic device bonded to the ultrathin silicon-on-sapphire composite substrate and in electrical communication with the at least one electronic device fabricated in the ultrathin silicon layer. For example, VCSELs and photodetectors are integrated with CMOS electronic circuitry to provide useful modules for electro-optical interconnects for computing and switching systems.

Integrated electronic-optoelectronic devices and method of making the same

An optical switch is disclosed which includes hollow waveguide structures having cantilevered beam deflectors to couple light out of the waveguide plane. An array of such waveguides with deflector combinations may be fabricated on a substrate. By combining substrates, devices such as all-optical cross bar switches, image display and scanning devices may be created.

Optical switching system

A method and a viewing device for generation of selective visual effects. The method entails encoding a holographic optical transparency for generating pre-selected patterns of light when stimulated by appropriate sources of light and a structure to enable viewing through such a transparency. The viewing device contains a suitably encoded holographic optical transparency and a structure produced with semi-rigid material which allow viewing of the natural scene through the transparency with two eyes. The encoding of the transparencies causes all limited extent light sources in a scene to be replaced with pre-selected patterns of light while producing minimal distortion in the remainder of the scene.

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Burke, VA, United States of America

Ravindra A Athale