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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Sep. 08, 1998
Filed:
Jun. 13, 1996
Neil Goldman, Burke, VA (US);
Other;
Abstract
Eye-wear, such as eye glasses or goggles, are provided with lenses having an embedded fiber optic or optical waveguide mesh to produce an interactive light field (ILF) at the back of the wearer's eye. In order for the subject to see clearly through the glasses, controlled light enters from the periphery of the pupil, at an angle, such that the main image (i.e., the external environment scene) enters perpendicular to the pupil. The ILF tracks the pupil using the embedded fiber optic mesh. The wearer's brain is stimulated to adjust or maintain a circadian sleep rhythm despite natural light influences. The device has application for example in mitigating the effects of jet-lag, sleep disorders or helping shift workers adjust to a new shift.
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