International Business Machines Corporation

Roy Alan Feigel

Barry Alan Feigenbaum

Bruce Mahaffey

Jutta Land

Herbert Westermann

Rick Kjeldsen

Pit Burkardt

The present invention is a portable, configurable, inexpensive large scale projection system. The system is comprised of a plurality of projectors mounted on a structure and a display screen. The structure can be reconfigured to hold more or fewer projectors, and can be disassembled for easy transportation and reassembled. In an embodiment, the structure is comprised of containers and the projectors are mounted on calibration tables.

Portable large scale projection display system

A system, apparatus and method of displaying information for foveal vision and peripheral vision are provided. The system, apparatus and method generate a composite display image fully viewable with foveal vision and peripheral vision. The system, apparatus and method detect, either through gesture or speech recognition, an area on the composite display image a user is focusing on with foveal vision and display the area in a resolution higher than the resolution in which the rest of the composite display image is displayed.

System, apparatus and method of displaying information for foveal vision and peripheral vision

A method and apparatus for laying out a plurality of instances of graphical objects within a view displayed on a graphical display device. The view contains one or more regions into which the instances may be placed. The placement is done by associating an attribute, parameter or variable with the definition of each of the instances of graphic objects. The attribute defines into which of the regions of the view the instance should be placed. Layout routines are provided to extract the value of the attribute from the definition of the instance of the graphic object and to use it to associate the instance with the region in which it is to be displayed. The layout routines then calculate an optimum display for all of the instances within the region. In addition, a method for moving the instances of the graphic objects from one region to another region This involves changing the value of the attribute and reordering the instances within the regions.

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Roy Alan Feigel