Appeal No. 2002-0721
Application No. 08/930,100
stereo base distance between said pair of eyes, measuring a
respective alignment direction for each of said pair of eyes and
establishing a fixation point of said pair of eyes based upon
said stereo base distance and alignment directions. In
particular, Lamprecht teaches in column 1, lines 8 through 12,
that the invention relates to a process and device for the
projection of image information before at least one eye of a
person having a visual impairment. The visual impairment is
caused by the deviation of the angular position of the optical
axis of one eye from the optical axis of the other eye.
Lamprecht further teaches in column 1, lines 14 through 26, that
the impairment of the mobility of an eye or a permanent different
position of the optical axes of the pair of eyes, generally known
as being cross-eyed, causes double vision because of the
different image segments seen by the two eyes. Thus, Lamprecht
is trying to correct a persons' vision who has a visual
impairment in which there is no fixation point of the pair of
eyes.
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