Appeal No. 2005-2766
Application No. 09/682,659
14. A system for stereoscopic viewing of an image,
comprising:
means for displaying upon a generally flat surface
a conventional stereoscopic pair of images, proximate
but separately from one another;
means for improving the stereoscopic match between
the two images as viewed, by distorting at least one of
the images; and
an optical device adapted to be placed in front of
and proximate to a viewer's eyes, which device is worn
by the viewer or held by the viewer as though worn, and
comprising means for re-angling the optical axis for at
least one eye, so that each eye generally targets the
center of a respective one of the pair of images.
41. An image display structure for displaying upon a
generally flat surface, comprising:
a conventional stereoscopic pair of images, the
images proximate but separate from one another, wherein
at least one image is deliberately distorted prior to
display, to counteract distortion caused by the
viewer’s perspective relative to the image.
THE REFERENCES
Craig 4,740,836 Apr. 26, 1988
Surati et al. 6,456,339 Sep. 24, 2002
(Surati) (filed Oct. 28, 1998)
THE REJECTION
Claims 14-19, 21-26, 41 and 42 stand rejected under
35 U.S.C. § 103 as being unpatentable over Craig in view of
Surati.
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