National Taiwan University

Industrial Technology Research Institute

I-Jong Wang

Po-Jen Shih

Jia-Yush Yen

Hsin-Hsin Shen

Yu-Bing Liou

Ming-Chia Yang

Lon A Wang

Wen-Pin Shih

Hsin-Yi Hsu

Yun-Han Lin

Wei-Hong Chang

Chun-Ju Huang

Pin-Chung Lin

Tzu-Han Huang

An implanting device is used for implanting a membrane in a biological tissue. The implanting device includes a sleeve, a membrane storage element, an injection element and a bubble generating element. The membrane storage element is fixed at the sleeve. The injection element is inserted in the sleeve and the membrane storage element, and includes a capturing end and connecting end. The capturing end is for capturing the membrane and has a hole. The bubble generating element is connected to the connecting end, and is for providing a gas that is then outputted via the hole. By the rotation of the injection element, the capturing end extends straight out of the membrane storage element or retracts straight into the membrane storage element.

Implanting device

A corneal young's modulus algorithm and system using the same is provided, comprising a tonometer and a computation unit. The computation unit comprises an algorithm for calculating young's modulus. The algorithm comprises: (S) read at least one parameter measured by a tonometer; (S) apply the at least one parameter and an initial value of Young's modulus to a first equation to obtain an inner deformation amount and an outer deformation amount; (S) apply the inner deformation amount and the outer deformation amount to a second equation to obtain a calculated deformation amount; (S) determine if an error value between the calculated deformation amount and the actual deformation amount is minimal; and (S) obtain Young's modulus.

Corneal young's modulus algorithm and system using the same

The present invention provides an acoustic wave intraocular pressure detecting device and a method thereof, which uses a driver to generate a vibration wave on the skin or bones. The energy of the vibration wave is transmitted to the orbital bones via the skin and the skeletons. A standing wave of the basin effect is generated on the eyeball inside the orbital bones. The standing wave vibrates the eyeball or the cornea to generate an acoustic wave signal with a resonance frequency. The eyeball or the cornea emits the acoustic wave outwardly. A receiver receives the acoustic wave and converts the acoustic wave into an intraocular pressure (IOP) value.

Acoustic wave intraocular pressure detecting device and method thereof

A system and a method for monitoring change of intraocular pressure and a contact lens for sensing change of intraocular pressure are provided. The contact lens includes a first material layer and a first pattern. The center of the first material layer has an optical region, and the optical region corresponds to a cornea region of an eyeball. The first pattern is formed on the optical region. Furthermore, the contact lens may further include a second material layer and a second pattern. The second material layer is located on the first material layer. The second pattern is formed on the second material layer and overlaps with the first pattern to form a moire pattern.

System and method for monitoring change of intraocular pressure and contact lens for sensing change of intraocular pressure

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Taipei, Taiwan

I-Jong Wang