Peggy Nachtigall

Title: Peggy Nachtigall and Object Visualization

Introduction

Peggy Nachtigall is an inventor based in Knegsel, the Netherlands. Her patent work includes an object visualization invention designed to combine X-ray imaging with stereoscopic 3D views.

Latest Patents

Nachtigall is associated with 1 patent, titled “Object Visualization.” The invention describes a device with an image supply, data processor, and output. It uses a 2D X-ray image and 3D image data of an object, registers the 3D data to the X-ray image, and determines the viewing direction needed to create a matching 3D view. The device then generates stereoscopic images and combines the X-ray image with one of them, producing an enhanced stereoscopic pair that presents an augmented 3D view of the object.

Career Highlights

Nachtigall’s listed patent is associated with Koninklijke Philips N.V., a company known for developing health technology and imaging systems. The invention’s approach brings together X-ray and 3D visualization to support an integrated view of an object.

Collaborations

Nachtigall’s listed coworkers include Thijs Elenbaas and Robin Pieter De Paus. Their names are associated with the same patent-related work.

Conclusion

Peggy Nachtigall’s patent on object visualization describes a method for combining X-ray imagery and stereoscopic 3D data into an augmented view, reflecting her contribution to imaging innovation.