Industry Patents
Patent: 10564034
Method for Calibrating a Rotatable and Pivotable Piece of Technical Stage Equipment
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Patent Number: |
10564034 |
Title: |
Method for Calibrating a Rotatable and Pivotable Piece of Technical Stage Equipment |
Abstract: |
Method for calibrating a spotlight (1) which is rotatable about a pan
axis (7) by entering pan values and pivotable about a tilt axis (8) by
entering tilt values to absolute angle coordinates, wherein the spotlight
creates an illuminated, preferably elliptical, area (5) on the ground (3)
by means of a directed cone of light (4), wherein a light sensor (2) is
placed on the ground (3), wherein the illuminated area (5) is moved
across the ground (3) by rotating and pivoting the spotlight (1), wherein
the light sensor (2) detects the edges of the illuminated area (5) and
wherein a mapping assignment of the pan values and/or tilt values of the
spotlight (1) to the angular coordinates of the spotlight (1) is
determined by rotating and/or pivoting the spotlight (1) and by detecting
the illuminated area (5) anew.
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Country of Issue: |
US |
First Named Inventor: |
Petricek |
Assignee: |
Zactrack |
Continuation or Divisional of: |
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International Classification: |
H04N 5/225 |
US Classification: |
G01J 1/4527 |
Issue Date: |
02-18-2020 |
Filing Date: |
02-26-2018 |
Application : |
16/488949 |
Notes: |
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