Lescure; Alban N.

Patent Applications and Registrations

Patent applications and USPTO patent grants for Lescure; Alban N..The latest application filed is for "bifocal head-up display system".

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Lescure; Alban N. - Redmond WA US
Lescure; Alban N. - Les Mureaux FR
Lescure; Alban N - Redmond WA

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Patent Activity

Patent	Date
Bifocal head-up display system Grant 9,030,749 - Lescure , et al. May 12, 2	2015-05-12
Bifocal Head-up Display System App 20140036374 - Lescure; Alban N. ; et al.	2014-02-06
Active polarization switch for speckle reduction in laser projection sources Grant 8,567,957 - Duelli , et al. October 29, 2	2013-10-29
Scanned projection system using polymerized liquid crystal layer for speckle reduction Grant 8,395,714 - Lescure , et al. March 12, 2	2013-03-12
Active Polarization Switch for Speckle Reduction in Laser Projection Sources App 20130016321 - Duelli; Markus ; et al.	2013-01-17
Laser scanning imaging system with reduced speckle Grant 8,308,302 - Lescure , et al. November 13, 2	2012-11-13
Laser projection source with polarization diversity element for speckle reduction Grant 8,287,128 - Lescure , et al. October 16, 2	2012-10-16
Apparent speckle reduction via beam offset diversity in pupil space Grant 8,231,224 - Powell , et al. July 31, 2	2012-07-31
Diffractive optical element having periodically repeating phase mask and system for reducing perceived speckle Grant 8,152,307 - Duelli , et al. April 10, 2	2012-04-10
Alternating Beam Laser Imaging System with Reduced Speckle App 20120013852 - Champion; Mark ; et al.	2012-01-19
Laser Scanning Imaging System with Reduced Speckle App 20120013855 - Lescure; Alban N. ; et al.	2012-01-19
Laser projection source with birefringent wedge for speckle reduction Grant 8,049,825 - Lescure , et al. November 1, 2	2011-11-01
Projection system using high-frequency drive modulation to reduce perceived speckle Grant 7,972,008 - Teller , et al. July 5, 2	2011-07-05
Diffractive Optical Element Having Periodically Repeating Phase Mask and System for Reducing Perceived Speckle App 20110149251 - Duelli; Markus ; et al.	2011-06-23
Apparent Speckle Reduction Via Beam Offset Diversity in Pupil Space App 20100315597 - Powell; Karlton D. ; et al.	2010-12-16
Laser Projection Source with Birefringent Wedge for Speckle Reduction App 20100265466 - Lescure; Alban N. ; et al.	2010-10-21
Scanned Projection System Using Polymerized Liquid Crystal Layer for Speckle Reduction App 20100265420 - Lescure; Alban N. ; et al.	2010-10-21
Laser Projection Source with Polarization Diversity Element for Speckle Reduction App 20100265467 - Lescure; Alban N. ; et al.	2010-10-21
Speckle Reduction in Display Systems Using Transverse Phase Modulation in A Non-Image Plane App 20100232005 - Lescure; Alban N. ; et al.	2010-09-16
Projection System Using High-Frequency Drive Modulation to Reduce Perceived Speckle App 20100097534 - Teller; Witold R. ; et al.	2010-04-22

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