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See I2i Pty Ltd

Rayner Intraocular Lenses Limited

Graham Barrett

Tjundewo Lawu

Michael Winlo

Video conferencing system

A method improves depth of focus in a first eye only by adding a higher order aberration (HOA) to the first eye by adding a monofocal optical device to the first eye. The method may also correct a spherical aberration in a second eye by inserting a monofocal aspheric IOL. The HOA added to the first eye may be selected from the group consisting of spherical, trefoil and coma. Additionally, the monofocal optical device inserted into the first eye may comprise a monofocal aspheric IOL that adds spherical aberration to the first eye. The optical device inserted into the first eye may comprise a 20 D monofocal aspheric IOL that adds 0.4 &#x3bc;m of spherical aberration to the first eye at 6 mm entrance pupil and adds 0.1 &#x3bc;m of spherical aberration to the first eye at 4 mm entrance pupil.

Extended depth of focus intraocular lenses and associated methods

Among other things, a first video is captured of at least the eyes of a first person who is looking along a video capture axis. A second video of at least the eyes of a second person is presented, along a display axis. The video capture axis and the display axis are aligned along a common axis so that the first person can view the second video of at least the eyes of the second person along the common axis when the first video of the eyes of the first person is being captured along the common axis. Instructions are executed to maintain an eye contact video interaction session between the first person and the second person using the captured video and the presented video.

Virtual eye contact in video interaction

Methods and apparatus involving extended depth of focus IOLs.

Extended depth of focus intraocular lens and associated methods

Intraocular lens implant () for providing accommodation for near vision includes an optic () centrally disposed in a flexible membrane () and at least one haptic () outwardly extending from the flexible membrane. The flexible membrane is adapted in use to facilitate translatable movement of the optic in response to attempted accommodation by the ocular substrate.

Intraocular lens

Aspiration tubing for use in a phacoemulsification system is provided having a modified lumen that enhances resistance of fluid flow through the lumen to reduce post-occlusion surge, the modification comprising recesses or protuberances formed in the interior surface of the lumen, a freely-moving object disposed in the flow path of the lumen, or one or more bends.

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City Beach, Australia

Graham Barrett