Zhenxue Zhang

Title: Zhenxue Zhang and the Three-Light Binoculars

Introduction

Zhenxue Zhang is an inventor associated with Yantai, China, and Raytron Technology Co., Ltd. His listed patent concerns an integrated optical instrument that combines visible-light imaging, infrared thermal imaging, and laser ranging.

Latest Patents

Zhang is credited with 1 patent: “Three-Light Binoculars.” The invention includes a binocular barrel with visible-light and infrared barrels, along with a laser window. Its core assembly contains visible-light and infrared imaging components and a laser rangefinder. A system-on-chip board processes and fuses the visible-light and infrared images and receives the ranging results. The housing accommodates the core assembly and board, while two eyepieces each include a display connected to the system-on-chip board.

By combining visible-light imaging, high-sensitivity infrared thermal imaging, and laser ranging, the binoculars can produce fused images with richer information. The design is intended to support more demanding applications.

Career Highlights

Zhang’s listed invention reflects work on integrating multiple sensing and imaging functions into a single binocular system. The patent identifies Raytron Technology Co., Ltd. as his company.

Collaborations

Daolu Mou and Jingmin Li are identified as Zhang’s coworkers. The available information does not specify their roles in developing the patent.

Conclusion

Zhenxue Zhang’s “Three-Light Binoculars” patent brings visible-light imaging, infrared thermal imaging, and laser ranging together in one instrument, highlighting an approach to richer, integrated imaging.