Appeal No. 2002-0721
Application No. 08/930,100
Lamprecht teaches in column 4, lines 50 through 58 that the
figure shows a device that has two infra-red CCD cameras 1, 2 in
a helmet which can be placed on the head of a cross-eyed person.
The CCD cameras 1, 2 detect the movement of the eyes A1, A2 of
the cross-eyed person. The infra-red CCD cameras 1, 2 are
connected to an evaluation device 3 which supplies information on
the angular position of the optical axes of the eyes A1, A2 to an
image-producing device 4. In column 4, lines 59 through 68,
Lamprecht teaches that two cameras 5, 6 which are also mounted on
the helmet, are connected to the image-producing device 4. In
column 5, lines 30 through 35, Lamprecht teaches that the image
producing device 4 produces an image adapted to the visual
disorder of the viewer from the image of camera 6 assigned to the
non-leading eye A2. This image is projected by the projection
device 9 or 10 on the screen 12 placed before the eye A2. Thus,
the non-leading eye is provided with an image of what a normal
eye would see.
We fail to find that Lamprecht teaches a method of capturing
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