Phi Biomed Co., Ltd.

The General Hospital Corporation

Dohee Keum

Keon Jae Lee

Sei Kwang Hahn

Su Jin Kim

Seok-Hyun Yun

Young Chul Sung

Choun-Ki Joo

Hyemin Kim

Beom Ho Mun

Ehsan Kamrani

One aspect of the present disclosure relates to a remotely controllable lens device. The lens device can include a lens material and a circuit physically coupled to the lens material. The circuit can be configured to be powered based on an energy signal from a power source to perform a function (e.g., release of drug, generation of electromagnetic radiation, detection of electromagnetic radiation, and/or control of an optical refractive property). For example, the power source can be an external power source and/or an auto-powered source. The external power source can be, for example, a power source that utilizes synchronized magnetic flux phase coupling (e.g., WiTricity). The auto-powered source can be provided on-site (e.g., on-chip) using a harvesting system (e.g., solar-cell, photo-cell, piezoelectric, etc.)

Remotely controllable lens device

The present invention provides a smart contact lens including a sensor capable of non-invasively sensing an eye disease in real time and a drug reservoir, and smart glasses for controlling the smart contact lens.

Smart contact lenses and smart glasses

Growing community of inventors

Busan, South Korea

Dohee Keum