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	Sunlight Readability Naval, Avionics Displays Security, Sunlight Readability Office, Bank Displays Road Safety*, Privacy, Sunlight Readability Automotive Displays Security Police Computer Displays Opportunities Technology & Integration © Aither Optics Inc U.S. Patents 7,965,443 & 7,773,299		- Unique over-the-shoulder visibility control - Police Computer (MDT) Displays: Computers are now commonplace in police vehicles. These provide access to critical information that is also sensitive in nature. Presently, when an arrestee is detained in the rear seat, officers must forfeit efficient access to safeguard this information. Typically, only a transparent prisoner partition separates the front and rear seats. Using patented DEFENSCREEN technology, the prisoner partition can help to obscure sensitive display information. Display images are selectively filtered by the transparent prisoner partition while the officer's visibility is not blocked. This can help to reduce dependence upon officer judgment and policy compliance. Likewise, indoor use of DEFENSCREEN technology can enhance information security at police offices and service counters. Ask your system outfitter about DEFENSCREEN compatibility. This may be added to existing displays, select touch screens and partitions by manufacturers or enhancement integrators, using add-on laminates. ▪ Display Security Enhancement Display Privacy / Security: The below image illustrates privacy enhancement in an automotive example. This is evident when a DEFENSCREEN compatible display is viewed through a DEFENSCREEN compatible window area. The transparent window filters the display light selectively using patented elliptical polarization techniques to achieve alignment flexibility and maintain compatibility with common polarized eyewear. This fills feature gaps of other enhancement technologies by providing unique over-the-shoulder visibility control not offered by other technologies. Such enhancement can benefit office, bank displays, police vehicle displays, automotive displays and others. Without DEFENSCREEN Technology With DEFENSCREEN Technology Left half of window includes only a common 50% tint. Right half of window includes DEFENSCREEN compatibility.