Wide field scanning mechanism with two pluralities of scanning apertures perpendicular to each other

Claim 1

A LIGHT TRACKING DEVICE HAVING A WIDE FIELD OF VIEW; SAID LIGHT TRACKING DEVICE INCLUDING A SCANNING MECHANISM FOR SCANNING THE IMAGE OF A LIGHT SOURCE AND A PHOTOSENSING MEANS FOR RECEIVING THE LIGTH WHICH PASSES THROUGH SAID SCANNING MEANS; SAID SCANNING MECHANISM INCLUDING A PLURALITY OF SCANNING APERTURES IN THE PLANE OF THE IMAGE OF SAID LIGHT SOURCE; SAID PHOTOSENSING DEVICE INCLUDING AT LEAST A SINGLE PHOTOSENSITIVE AREA FOR COOPERATION WITH SAID PLURALITY OF SCANNING APERTURES; SAID PLURALITY OF SCANNING APERTURES BEING FORMED OF A FIRST PLURALITY OF SLOTS AND A SECOND PLURALITY OF SLOTS; SAID FIRST AND SECOND PLURALITY OF SLOTS IN PARALLEL CONTIGUOUS RELATIONSHIP; SAID SECOND PLURALITY OF SLOTS BEING PERPENDICULAR TO SAID FIRST PLURALITY OF SLOTS; SAID FIRST PLURALITY OF SLOTS BEING OSCILLATED WITH RESPECT TO SAID SECOND PLURALITY OF SLOTS TO CAUSE SAID APERTURES TO SCAN; SAID FIRST AND SECOND PLURALITY OF SLOTS BEING ELONGATED RECTANGLES SUBSTANTIALLY PERPENDICULAR TO ONE ANOTHER.