Corning Incorporated

Brian Nilsen

Raymond Miller Karam

Garrett Andrew Piech

Sergio Tsuda

Georges Roussos

Jann Paul Kaminski

Ming Ying

ChuanChe Wang

Amy Renee Andersen

Vijay Albuquerque

John Koons

Rob Hobden

Tony Chobot

Marie Bernadette O'Regan

Hasan Fiaz

A method of separating a portion of an object comprising: presenting an object having a thickness; using a laser emission at a wavelength to perforate at least a portion of the thickness of the object sequentially over a length to form a series of perforations between a first portion of the object on one side of the series of perforations and a second portion of the object on the other side of the series of perforations; and applying a stress to the object at the series of perforations to separate the first portion of the object from the second portion of the object, wherein the thickness of the object, at the series of perforations, is transparent to the wavelength of the laser emission.

Method of separating a liquid lens from an array of liquid lenses

Embodiments generally relate to methods for preventing the formation of an emulsion in a liquid lens. In one embodiment, the method comprises fabricating a top substrate, a bottom substrate, and a central substrate including a cavity configured to be filled by first and second liquids. The liquid lens comprising the top substrate, the bottom substrate and the central substrate is assembled, with at least one of the top substrate and the bottom substrate in the assembled liquid lens being characterized by a stabilizing feature determining that in response to an impact load on the assembled liquid lens that would cause localized pressure drops of maximum magnitude X in the absence of the stabilizing feature, the maximum magnitude of localized pressure drops within the liquid lens is smaller than X.

Method to prevent emulsion in a liquid lens

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Brian Nilsen