Designs for Vision, Inc.

Matthew D Siedman

Richard E Feinbloom

Matthew A Kenyon

Samantha A Silver

Kenneth N Braganca

Kenneth Koscheka

Moty Solomon

A method of assembly of a magnification device formed having a first section and a second section, wherein within each of the first section and the second section are formed a plurality of ridges and a plurality of spaces therebetween, inserting optical components with the formed spaces and joining the first and second sections together and an eyepiece assembly is slidably engageable into a proximate end of the magnification device to focus an object a known distance from a distal end of the magnification device. Further discloses is an eyewear incorporating the assembled magnification devices.

Method of loupe assembly and eyewear incorporating said loupe assembly therein

A eyewear comprising a heads-up display provides information to a user without the user losing focus on a work area is presented. The eyewear further includes magnification devices that are oriented within the eyewear to magnify the work area. The heads-up displays information provides information to the user in a manner such that the user may view the provided information without changing their orientation or eye position.

Though-the-lens heads-up display

A light management device comprising a protective light cap or cover is disclosed that provides for the blockage or allowance of designated wavelengths from being inadvertently being viewed by persons or being projected onto an external surface. The protective light cap or cover is pivotable connected to a lighting source to allow the cap to be positioned over the light source and moved away from the light source. The protective light cap is retained in an open position that allows the light source to be viewed, by one of a magnetic catch or a physical catch.

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Babylon, NY, United States of America

Matthew D Siedman