Uses For the One Way Vision System
What are the main differences between a one way vision system and double sided one way vision system? The difference in this vision system can be quite significant when it comes to certain applications. In some instances these differences might even prove to be important. Let us take a look at a couple of examples so that you might be better able to understand the differences between these two vision systems.
In one case the light source could be perforated from the bottom whereas in another the light source might not be perforated at all. In some cases the perforation is located in a location that does not permit viewing of the light by the human eye in the normal way because the area is darkened or covered by something else such as a dark coloured sheet. In such instances the one way vision system can be used where the light is allowed to pass through the sheet but in other cases the human eye cannot see into this darkened area and has to be guided through the area using a different method such as a monocular camera.
Another example involves holes in one way vision systems which allow light to pass through but not in the same way as a conventional unit. In this type of unit there are usually either holes with a dot or a double dot pattern and the light is permitted to pass through but in a different way. In this instance the light can be seen in a blurred fashion by the human eye or there may be no visible pattern. In such instances the one way vision unit can be used to show a pattern on one side of the sheet and then reproduce it on the opposite side of the sheet. The bright colours in the pattern allow the viewer to view it clearly.
In another example the light can be transmitted from one spot in the one way vision unit to another. It is possible in such instances to use a laser printer for this process. One way units which incorporate this technology can either include a lens or emit light from a different point in the unit. In this case the bright colours in the printed image allow the outside world to be seen clearly.
There are also units where the one way vision system incorporates a diffuser so that the light is allowed to bounce off from one area to another without blocking any of the original areas. The original unprinted see-through areas are blocked and only those areas that are not blocked are displayed. This allows us to see without any interference.
A very interesting application of the one way vision system comes from the manufacturing industry. It allows for the creation of large images without the need for additional framing. This is done by inserting a series of double sided one way vision stickers onto the image surface. This allows us to print upon the image with the appropriate colour and intensity.
