Electro-active lens with crossed linear electrodes
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IPC분류정보
국가/구분
United States(US) Patent
등록
국제특허분류(IPC7판)
A61F-002/16
G02C-007/08
G02C-007/16
G02C-011/00
G02C-007/06
A61F-009/06
H04N-005/232
H02J-050/10
G02C-007/10
H04N-005/225
출원번호
US-0438104
(2017-02-21)
등록번호
US-10092395
(2018-10-09)
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/ 주소
Blum, Ronald D.
Kokonaski, William
Duston, Dwight P.
출원인 / 주소
e-Vision Smart Optics, Inc.
대리인 / 주소
Smith Baluch LLP
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초록▼
Eyewear is provided including a frame, and a camera connected with the frame, in which the camera is configured to be controlled by a remote controller. The camera may be configured to capture video and/or a photo. The eyewear may include data storage, and the camera may be connected to the data sto
Eyewear is provided including a frame, and a camera connected with the frame, in which the camera is configured to be controlled by a remote controller. The camera may be configured to capture video and/or a photo. The eyewear may include data storage, and the camera may be connected to the data storage. A wrist watch may be configured to act both as a time piece and a controller of the camera. The eyewear may also include a heads up display and/or a video file player. The eyewear may also include an electro-active lens.
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1. An ophthalmic system comprising: a base optic to provide a fixed base optical power;an electro-active element, in optical communication with the base optic, to provide at least one of a variable optical power or a variable transmittance, the electro-active element comprising; a first electro-acti
1. An ophthalmic system comprising: a base optic to provide a fixed base optical power;an electro-active element, in optical communication with the base optic, to provide at least one of a variable optical power or a variable transmittance, the electro-active element comprising; a first electro-active lens having a first plurality of linear electrodes oriented orthogonal to an optical axis of the ophthalmic system; anda second electro-active lens in optical communication with the first electro-active lens, the second electro-active lens having a second plurality of linear electrodes oriented orthogonal to the optical axis and to the first plurality of linear electrodes, at least one of the first plurality of linear electrodes or the second plurality of linear electrodes comprising independently controllable linear electrodes. 2. The ophthalmic system of claim 1, wherein the base optic comprises an intraocular lens. 3. The ophthalmic system of claim 1, wherein the base optic comprises a soft biocompatible material. 4. The ophthalmic system of claim 1, wherein the electro-active element is encapsulated within the base optic. 5. The ophthalmic system of claim 1, further comprising: a photosensor, communicatively coupled to the electro-active element, to actuate the electro-active element in response to a change in brightness. 6. The ophthalmic system of claim 1, wherein the first electro-active lens is configured to produce prismatic power in a first direction orthogonal to the optical axis. 7. The ophthalmic system of claim 6, wherein the second electro-active lens is configured to produce prismatic power in a second direction orthogonal to the optical axis and to the first direction. 8. The ophthalmic system of claim 1, wherein the first electro-active lens is configured to produce an image shift of 0.1 mm to 3.0 mm. 9. The ophthalmic system of claim 1, wherein the first electro-active lens is configured to produce an image shift of 0.5 mm to 2.0 mm. 10. The ophthalmic system of claim 1, wherein the second electro-active lens is in optical series with the first electro-active element. 11. The ophthalmic system of claim 1, further comprising: an antenna to receive a wireless signal; anda control chip, in electrical communication with the electro-active element and the antenna, to actuate the electro-active element in response to the wireless signal. 12. The ophthalmic system of claim 1, further comprising: a remote control, communicatively coupled to the electro-active element, to actuate the electro-active element. 13. An ophthalmic system comprising: a base optic to provide a fixed optical power; andan electro-active element, encapsulated within the base optic, to provide at least one of variable optical power or variable tint, the electro-active element comprising: a first liquid-crystal element having a first plurality of linear electrodes oriented orthogonal to an optical axis of the ophthalmic system; anda second liquid-crystal element in optical series with the first liquid-crystal element, the second liquid-crystal element having a second plurality of linear electrodes oriented orthogonal to the optical axis and to the first plurality of linear electrodes, at least one of the first plurality of linear electrodes or the second plurality of linear electrodes comprising independently controllable linear electrodes. 14. The ophthalmic system of claim 13, wherein the base optic comprises an intraocular lens. 15. The ophthalmic system of claim 13, wherein the base optic comprises a soft biocompatible material. 16. The ophthalmic system of claim 13, wherein the electro-active element is encapsulated within the base optic. 17. The ophthalmic system of claim 13, further comprising: a photosensor, communicatively coupled to the electro-active element, to actuate the electro-active element in response to a change in brightness. 18. The ophthalmic system of claim 13, wherein the second liquid-crystal element is in optical series with the first liquid-crystal element. 19. The ophthalmic system of claim 13, further comprising: an antenna to receive a wireless signal; anda control chip, in electrical communication with the electro-active element and the antenna, to actuate the electro-active element in response to the wireless signal. 20. The ophthalmic system of claim 13, further comprising: a remote control, communicatively coupled to the electro-active element, to actuate the electro-active element.
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