Madelane Omole

Title: Madelane Omole and Light-Filtering Eyewear Innovation.

Introduction

Madelane Omole is an inventor based in Saint Paul, Minnesota, and works at Eyesafe Inc. His patent work addresses light-filtering eyewear designed to selectively absorb light while preserving the color characteristics of display screens.

Latest Patents

Omole is associated with 1 patent, titled “Ophthalmic Systems Having Improved Light Filtration.” The invention describes eyewear made with a polymer substrate, lens material, and at least three absorbing compounds. Each compound absorbs light within a narrow notch band, with a full width at half maximum of no more than 40 nanometers.

The compounds can be combined to filter light from a display while keeping its correlated color temperature within 1,000 kelvin of the temperature of the unfiltered display light. The patent describes peak absorption ranges of 436–522 nanometers, 548–616 nanometers, and 643–730 nanometers for three compounds. Some embodiments include a fourth compound with peak absorption between 417 and 465 nanometers.

Career Highlights

Omole’s patent reflects work on optical materials and eyewear that selectively filter light from screens. The described approach combines multiple absorbing compounds to target specific wavelength bands while aiming to maintain a display’s perceived color temperature.

Collaborations

Omole’s listed coworkers include Derek Harris and Paul Herro. His work is associated with Eyesafe Inc.

Conclusion

Madelane Omole’s patent presents a multi-compound approach to light-filtering eyewear that balances selective absorption with the goal of preserving display color characteristics.