Perfect Vision Technology (hk) Ltd.

Oraya Therapeutics, Inc.

Amo Manufacturing Usa, LLC

Other

Advanced Vision Engineering, Inc

Alcon, Inc.

Alcon Universal Ltd.

Perect Vision Technology (hk) Ltd.

Carl Zeiss Meditec Gmbh

Liang, Junzhong

Junzhong Liang

Michael Eric Gertner

Mark E Arnoldussen

Steven D Hansen

Erik Chell

Matt Herron

Igor Koruga

Guangming Dai

James H Burkhalter

Kingman Yee

Dimitri A Chernyak

Charles E Campbell

Seema Somani

Charles R Munnerlyn

Brian M Bliven

Jeffrey Jonathan Persoff

Brian Bliven

Ling Yu

Walter Huff

Methods and systems for determining a refractive correction for eyeglasses involve obtaining an objective measurement of a wave aberration. The objective measurement includes an objective spherical power (SPH_o), an objective cylinder power (CYL_o), an objective cylinder axis (AXIS_o), and other residual aberrations; and uses objective vision optimization to achieve a best image quality for the eye from the residual aberrations. A prescription cylinder power (CYL_p), is determined using a software module, where an absolute value of CYL_p is less than an absolute value of CYL_o and achieves an acuity of at least 20/20. A prescription spherical power (SPH_s) is determined subjectively by dialing into a phoropter module a cylinder correction according to the prescription cylinder power (CYL_p) from the software module and the objective cylinder axis (AXIS_o) according to the objective aberrometer module. A prescription for an ophthalmic lens of the eyeglasses is generated that includes SPH_s, CYL_p and AXIS_o.

Methods and systems of refraction automation for prescribing eyeglasses

Methods and systems am disclosed in which an optical diagnosis of an eye's optical image quality is performed using a simulated retinal image. An objective measurement of a total wave aberration is obtained, and residual aberrations are computed by subtracting a sphero-cylindrical correction from the total wave aberration. The simulated retinal image is computed by computing a point-spread function from the residual aberrations and convolving the computed point-spread function with an acuity chart. The optical diagnosis includes at least one of: determining excess aberrations, ranking optics of the eye into optical grades, selecting the eye for high-definition eyeglasses, identifying amblyopia or macular diseases, or choosing an objective refraction for vision correction.

Methods and systems of optical diagnosis for refractive eye exams

Methods for treating presbyopia in a patient's eye involve inducing spherical aberration in a central area of the pupil. In embodiments, refractive properties of an eye are measured to obtain a baseline refractive correction. A lens for wearing on the eye is provided, or an optical device is implanted in the eye, or corneal tissue is removed to create spherical aberration or a distribution of spherical aberrations beyond the baseline refractive correction in the central area of the pupil. The central area of the pupil has a diameter of between 1.5 mm and 4.0 mm and has negligible spherical aberration without the treatment.

Methods and devices for refractive corrections of presbyopia

Methods and systems for producing a refractive prescription for a consumer away from an optical office are disclosed. At a first time point, a first prescription for a first pair of corrective lenses is generated according to measured refractive errors, and a historical visual acuity profile is measured using the first prescription and a varying spherical power. At a second time point, a second visual acuity is measured using the first prescription. A new spherical power is computed using the historical visual acuity profile and the second visual acuity. A second prescription for a second pair of corrective lenses is generated based on the first prescription and the new spherical power. In some embodiments, the second visual acuity may be self-administered by the consumer away from an optical office.

Methods and systems for updating refractive prescriptions and delivering eyeglasses and contact lenses

Methods, devices, and systems are disclosed for determining refractive corrections of human eyes to reduce and eliminate image distortion associated with eyeglasses. In some embodiments, an objective refraction module is configured to measure refractive errors of an eye objectively, without subjective feedback from a tested subject. A computation module is configured to generate a plurality of objective prescriptions. A phoropter module is configured to perform a subjective refraction for determining a plurality of subjective spherical powers based on the plurality of objective prescriptions. An output module is configured to generate a plurality of prescriptions for eyeglasses, the plurality of prescriptions comprising (a) a first prescription having a first subjective spherical power f, a first objective cylinder power F, and a first objective cylinder angle F, and (b) a second prescription having a second subjective spherical power f, a second objective cylinder power F, and a second objective cylinder angle F.

Methods and systems for determining refractive corrections of human eyes for eyeglasses

Optical correction methods, devices, and systems reduce optical aberrations or inhibit refractive surgery induced aberrations. Error source control and adjustment or optimization of ablation profiles or other optical data address high order aberrations. A simulation approach identifies and characterizes system factors that can contribute to, or that can be adjusted to inhibit, optical aberrations. Modeling effects of system components facilitates adjustment of the system parameters.

Systems and methods for correcting high order aberrations in laser refractive surgery

Methods and systems include using a digital camera module for capturing a plurality of digital images of a tested subject at a plurality of perspective views. The tested subject is not required to move their head position or viewing direction during the capturing of images. A motion control module I) rotates the camera module with its optical axis pointing at a rotation center to correct any orientation error in capturing the perspective views, and II) positions the camera module to adjust the rotation center for accommodating different head positions of the tested subject. A computer module processes and stores the plurality of digital images to fit an eyeglass frame to the tested subject or to acquire data for fitting prescription lenses into the eyeglass frame. The computer module can provide an augmented reality of different styles of eyeglasses, and obtain 3D measurements for fitting eyeglass frames.

Methods and systems for measuring human faces for fitting, selecting, and optimizing eyeglasses

Methods and systems for making measurements for eyeglass frames worn by human subjects include capturing, using a first digital camera module, a plurality of images of a head of a tested subject wearing an eyeglass frame. The plurality of images comprises a front view image and a side view image of a face of the tested subject. A second camera module is used to monitor a top view of the head. A computer module is used to process the front view image and the side view image. The front view image is used to determine a pupillary distance and a segment height, and the side view image is used to determine a vertex distance and a pantoscopic tilt.

Methods and systems for measuring human faces and eyeglass frames

Methods and devices are provided to obtain refractive correction with superior visual acuity (e.g., 20/10) by achieving an astigmatism-free customized refractive correction. The astigmatism-free customized refractive correction involves obtaining an objective and precise measurement of cylindrical power in a resolution between 0.01 D and 0.10 D in an eye using an objective aberrometer, reliably relating the cylindrical axis obtained from the objective aberrometer to that in a phoroptor, determining an optimized focus error of an eye through subjective refraction with a phoroptor, generating a customized refraction by combining the objective measured cylindrical power, the objective measured cylindrical axis, and the subjectively measured focus power, fabricating a custom lens with a tolerance finer than 0.09 D based on the generated customized refraction, and delivering an ophthalmic lens that can provide an astigmatism-free refractive correction for an eye.

Methods and devices for refractive correction of eyes

The present disclosure provides methods, devices, and systems for automated measured correction of the eyes and provision of sunglasses and eyeglasses for individuals, including individuals with a visual acuity of 20/20 or better. Methods, devices and systems for remote measurement of refraction by an examiner away from the measurement system are also disclosed.

Systems and methods for remote measurement of the eyes and delivering of sunglasses and eyeglasses

The present invention provides methods, devices, and systems for automated measured correction of the eyes and provision of sunglasses and eyeglasses for individuals, including individuals with a visual acuity of 20/20 or better.

Methods and systems for automated measurement of the eyes and delivering of sunglasses and eyeglasses

A method, code and system for planning the treatment a lesion on or adjacent to the retina of an eye of a patient are disclosed. There is first established at least two beam paths along which x-radiation is to be directed at the retinal lesion. Based on the known spectral and intensity characteristics of the beam, a total treatment time for irradiation along each beam paths is determined. From the coordinates of the optic nerve in the aligned eye position, there is determined the extent and duration of eye movement away from the aligned patient-eye position in a direction that moves the patient's optic nerve toward the irradiation beam that will be allowed during treatment, while still maintaining the radiation dose at the patient optic nerve below a predetermined dose level.

Methods and devices for orthovoltage ocular radiotherapy and treatment planning

Embodiments provide method and systems for determining or measuring objective eye alignment in an external-coordinate system so as to define a reference axis. Additional embodiments provide a method and system of aligning an objectively determined reference axis of the eye in a selected relationship to a therapeutic axis of an ophthalmic therapeutic apparatus and/or a diagnostic axis of an ophthalmic diagnostic apparatus. Embodiments provide a method and system for planning an ophthalmic treatment procedure based on objective eye alignment in an external-coordinate system so as to define a reference axis of an eye to be treated. The reference axis may be used to position a therapeutic energy component, for example, an orthovoltage X-ray treatment device, e.g., positioned to provide treatment to tissue on the retina, such as the macula.

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