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Is that like a HUD in a fighter? Wouldn't that count for prior art?
by polskibus 8y ago
Is that like a HUD in a fighter? Wouldn't that count for prior art?
- rtkwe 8y agoNo those are separate displays not built into the windshield/screen. Personally this really shouldn't be patentable but mainly because it's basically a software patent. There's not really much there that's physical other than the display and the fact it interacts with 'sensors' the rest is just a piece of software.
- hermitdev 8y agoHUDs in aircraft are still just a reflection off of a surface. There have already been cars with HUDs. Doing this with a single surface doesn't seem innovative to me, seems like a logical leap. TL;DR; I think this patent will eventually be rebuked.