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Acucela Inc.

Forschungszentrum Juelich Gmbh

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Onefocus Technology, LLC

Onefocus Vision, Inc.

Universitaet Zu Koeln

Elenza, Inc.

Clear Image Technology, LLC

Roche Diagnostics International Ag

Pixeloptics, Inc.

Orbit Biomedical Limited

Mimo Ag

Forschungszentrum Julich Gmbh

Universität Zu Koln

Urban Schnell

Amitava Gupta

Karim Haroud

Stefan Troller

Lisa A Nibauer

William Egan

Matthew Peterson

Daniel Senatore

Jean-Christophe Roulet

Matthias Pfister

Jean-Noel Fehr

Ryo Kubota

Peter Alexander Tass

Lukas Scheibler

Hans Jaeger

Steven B Waite

Frank Stangota

Bruce Decker

Michel Saint-Ghislain

Thomas M McGuire

Pascal Loser

Martin Lehmann

Jonathan Paul Downing

Christian Oggenfuss

Birgit Utako Barnikol

Martin Liechti

Philip M Buscemi

Oleksandr Popovych

Hans-Joachim Freund

Joel Niederhauser

Thomas M Mcguire

Julien Sauvet

Walter Doll

Ronald D Blum

Laetitia Mayor

Roland Michaely

Daniel W Price

Gregory W Johnson

Michel Bruehwiler

William D Dannaher

Ronald David Blum

Brendan J Oberkircher

Michael F Keane

Saeed Sokhanvar

Daniel J Yasevac

Jean-Noël Fehr

Christoph Rickert

Paul Julian Wyser

Christian Hauptmann

Peter Maloca

Leah R Soffer

Steve Waite

Marcel Frikart

Urs Anliker

Thomas Von Buren

Alain Saurer

Thomas Von Bueren

Philipp Wyser

Michel Saint-ghislain

Jean Christophe Roulet

Thomas Von Büren

Marcus Goetz

Bernhard Pelz

Stefan Fischer

Walter Döll

Bruno Anselmi

Matthew Wallace Peterson

Joël Niederhauser

Matthiew Wallace Peterson

Matthew Wallace Peperson

Mattheuw Wallace Peterson

Improved optical coherence tomography systems and methods to measure thickness of the retina are presented. The systems may be compact, handheld, provide in-home monitoring, allow the patient to measure himself or herself, and be robust enough to be dropped while still measuring the retina reliably.

Miniaturized mobile, low cost optical coherence tomography system for home based ophthalmic applications

A meniscus shaped lens module comprises one or more structures that decrease an amount of pressure or force to move one or more surfaces of the lens module and increase a separation distance of anterior and posterior surfaces of the module in order to provide an increase in optical power. A lens structure of the module comprises one or more of a pattern of a surface of a central chamber, a meniscus, a reduced diameter or a soft material in order to provide increased amounts of curvature of an outer contact lens surface with decreased amounts of pressure. The pattern can be formed in one or more of many ways, and may comprise one or more of folds, patterning, bellows or concertinaed surface of an optically transmissive material having a substantially uniform thickness such as a sheet of a membrane material.

Fluidic module for accommodating soft contact lens

An accommodating contact lens comprises a variable focus optical module, which comprises an optical chamber and one or more eyelid engaging chambers coupled to the optical chamber with one or more extensions comprising channels extending between the optical chamber and the more eyelid engaging chambers. The module may comprise a self-supporting module capable of supporting itself prior to placement in a contact lens to facilitate placement prior to encapsulation in the contact lens. The module may comprise one or more optically transmissive materials, provides improved optical correction, and can be combined with soft contact lens materials such as hydrogels. In many embodiments, the module comprises a support structure extending between an upper membrane and a lower membrane in order to provide variable optical power accurately with decreased amounts distortion and improved responsiveness to eyelid induced pressure.

Accommodating soft contact lens

A device and method are provided for treating a patient with vibration and/or tactile and/or thermal stimuli. The device includes first and second stimulating units for generating first and second stimuli respectively. The stimuli are vibration and/or tactile and/or thermal stimuli, and each of the stimuli is repeated on average at a frequency of 1 to 60 Hz. The stimuli are generated partly at different times.

Apparatus and method for treating a patient using vibration stimuli, tactile stimuli and/or thermal stimuli

A micro-endoscope and method of making the same includes a mounting housing, a camera module received within the mounting housing, and an encapsulation material interposed between the camera module and the mounting housing for fixedly mounting the camera module within the mounting housing and/or inhibiting the passage of light between the camera module and the mounting housing. The micro-endoscope further includes a light guide having the mounting housing received therein.

Micro-endoscope and Method of making same

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