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United States Patent 6,087,617
Troitski ,   et al. July 11, 2000

Computer graphics system for generating an image reproducible inside optically transparent material

Abstract

A computer graphics system for generating an image reproducible in the interior of optically transparent material. An image reproducible inside optically transparent material is defined by potential etch points, in which the breakdowns required to create the image in the selected optically transparent material are possible. The potential etch points are generated based on the characteristics of the selected optically transparent material. If the number of the potential etch points exceeds a predetermined number, the system carries out an optimization routine that allows the number of the generated etch points to be reduced based on their size. To prevent the damage of the reproduced image due to the refraction of the optically transparent material, the coordinates of the generated etch points are adjusted to correct their positions along a selected laser beam direction.


Inventors: Troitski; Igor Nikolaevich (939 Santa Ynez, Henderson, NV 89015); Marounkov; Alexander Georgievich (939 Santa Ynez, Henderson, NV 89015); Walther; Kenneth Wayne (3402 Ramsgate Ter., Alexandria, VA 22309)
Appl. No.: 643918
Filed: May 7, 1996

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