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Image Recognition Technology, LLC

Eyedeal Scanning, LLC

Eydeal Scanning, LLC

Michael T Sullivan

Robert P Bishop

Wayne J Gullick

Steve Auger

Techniques for creating a three dimensional model of an object and eliminate artifacts due to changes in orientation of the object between successive scans. Such techniques may be applied to line scans and slice scans of an object.

Reconstruction of three dimensional model of an object compensating for object orientation changes between surface or slice scans

A method and system for generating a three-dimensional model of a contact lens with a front and a back surface, in which the entire back surface consists of an array of independent data points shaped to conform to three-dimensional data provided by an ocular topographer. The sampling density is sufficiently high to characterize anomalies or injuries anywhere in the eye to optimize comfort and fit. The methods and systems also include modeling a scleral lens which rests either solely on the sclera, or straddles the limbus extending partially into the cornea is described. The resting surface conforms to the topology of the underlying ocular surface with topology guiding the design. Additional methods and systems model scleral lens optics without the use of trial lenses. The lens models can be used to machine or 3D print a lens that fits the patient. Such lenses benefit patients that suffer from dry eyes or whose eyes are not normally dry, but feel dry after wearing conventional contact lenses.

Topology guided ocular lens design

Techniques for creating a three dimensional model of an object and eliminate artifacts due to object motion. Such techniques are applied to line scans and slice scans of an object.

Reconstruction of three dimensional model of an object from surface or slice scans compensating for motion blur

The present invention relates to a health care system comprised of a sock aide, a reacher and a shoe horn. The sock aide is removably coupled to the reacher by the engagement of a T-shaped arm on outer surface of the sock aide with a sleeve disposed on one end of the reacher. The sleeves are provided on opposite sides of the reacher to allow the donning of a sock to either the left or right foot. The shoe horn is slidably mounted on the reacher.

Health care system

A reacher has a near end with a handle and a trigger. A reacher has a far end. An intermediate extent is provided between the near end and the far end. A sock aide is removably coupled to the reacher adjacent to the far end. A shoe horn is slidably supported on the reacher adjacent to the far end.

Three-in-one health care system

A bat for baseball and softball with an attachable tip at the exterior end comprising a cylindrical device having a first inboard portion adapted to be held by a player and a second outboard portion adapted to strike a ball upon swinging of the bat, the inboard end and the outboard portion having a common axis; the inboard portion having an enlarged knob at its end with material over the inboard portion from adjacent to the knob to a location at an intermediate extent of the inboard portion; and the outboard portion being formed with a diameter substantially equal to twice the diameter of the inboard portion with a short tapering section therebetween.

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Needham, MA, United States of America

Michael T Sullivan