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| 41 | MEASURING ASSEMBLY FOR MEASURING A SPECTACLE FRAME | US13581853 | 2011-03-03 | US20130027709A1 | 2013-01-31 | Gunter Schneider; Torsten Gerrath; Ulf Boerner |
| A measuring assembly for measuring an inside of a lens frame of a spectacle frame, said lens frame at least partially delimiting an inscribed surface area F that corresponds to a lens shape, comprising a holding device for mounting the spectacle frame, at least one light source for generating a light beam to be projected on a region of the lens frame to be evaluated, and at least one sensor that can be coupled to an evaluation unit for detecting the reflected light beam, wherein the holding device can be rotated about a rotational axis r and moved in the direction of a movement axis x, and the movement axis x comprises at least one movement component in a direction perpendicular to the rotational axis r. The holding device is used to fix the spectacle frame by spectacle frame bows, wherein at least one free space is provided in the region of the holding device, said free space being used to receive the spectacle frame bows of a spectacle frame to be held which are not folded in or cannot be folded in. | ||||||
| 42 | PROTECTING EYE GLASS ARMS DURING HAIR DYE PROCESS, AND PROVIDING LAMINATED GLOVES ONE OVER THE OTHER OF THE SAME HAND SIZE | US13265245 | 2010-04-19 | US20120079642A1 | 2012-04-05 | Philip J. Goldschmedt |
| A system for protecting eye glass frames during a hair dye, coloring, or highlighting process is described. The system comprises a support layer, a pair of gloves laminated onto the support layer, and a pair of eyeglass arm protectors laminated onto the support layer. Each eyeglass arm protector is formed as a sleeve having an open end. An apparatus and method are also disclosed for manufacturing sections of a support layer material, each section having a pair of gloves and a pair of eyeglass arm protectors laminated thereto. Also disclosed is a system for providing laminated gloves one over the other, comprising a carrier sheet and a pair of gloves on the carrier sheet, the pair of gloves comprising a top glove and a bottom glove, wherein the top glove overlaps the bottom glove and is laminated directly on the bottom glove, without the gloves being sealed together, and wherein the pair of gloves are of substantially the same hand size. | ||||||
| 43 | Spectacles temple protector | US12589058 | 2009-10-16 | US20110088820A1 | 2011-04-21 | Eli Khuri; Lujia Khoury |
| A spectacles temple protector includes a plurality of temple covers, wherein each of the temple covers has an elongated structure to define an elongated protection pouch for encircling the temples of the spectacles. The protection pouch has a front end and a rear end, wherein the front end and the rear end are opened end and closed end respectively, in such a manner that a free end of the spectacles temple is sliding into the protection pouch through the opened front end for being received within the protection pouch of the temple cover. | ||||||
| 44 | Novel lens-protecting processing films | US12586617 | 2009-09-23 | US20110070382A1 | 2011-03-24 | Agustin Alberto de Rojas; Martin Lenard Hage; Andrew Brian de Rojas |
| A method is performed for temporarily protecting lenses before subsequent treatment of the lens. The process provides a polymeric ophthalmic lens having a front surface and a rear surface, then provides a coating solution comprising a water-soluble/dispersible or organic-soluble/dispersible organic polymer in a solvent, the solvent not attacking or dissolving the polymeric ophthalmic lens. A coating solution is applied to at least one of the front surface or the rear surface. The coating solution is dried on the lens to form a temporary protective coating. The lens is supported. The lens is modified. The dried coating is then dissolved/dispersed the dried coating in a second solution without attacking, dissolving or damaging the lens. | ||||||
| 45 | Comfortable ophthalmic device and methods of its production | US11351907 | 2006-02-10 | US07841716B2 | 2010-11-30 | Kevin P. McCabe; Robert B. Steffen; Helene Aguilar; W. Anthony Martin; Susan W. Neadle; Ann-Marie W. Meyers; Douglas G. Vanderlaan; Dominic P. Gourd; Kristy L. Canavan; Gregory A. Hill |
| A method of providing a polymerized ophthalmic lens in which a polymerized ophthalmic lens is heated with a packaging solution comprising about 100 ppm to about 3,000 ppm of a wetting agent after its polymerization, and the ophthalmic lens formulation not having the wetting agent prior to its polymerization. | ||||||
| 46 | SIMULATION APPARATUS, SIMULATION PROGRAM, AND RECORDING MEDIUM ON WHICH SIMULATION PROGRAM IS RECORDED | US12396865 | 2009-03-03 | US20090228810A1 | 2009-09-10 | Toshihide SHINOHARA; Tadashi Kaga |
| A simulation apparatus includes a design unit which designs a spectacle lens in accordance with a lens wearer's vision, a virtual space construction unit which constructs a virtual space, a viewpoint setting unit which sets a viewpoint in the virtual space, an image compilation unit which compiles a basic image representing a field of view at the viewpoint, an intermediate processing unit which processes the basic image in accordance with the vision, and compiles an intermediate image representing a field of view at the viewpoint with the lens wearer's unaided eye, a wearing condition processing unit which processes the intermediate image, and compiles a wearing condition image representing a field of view at the viewpoint obtained when the lens wearer wears the spectacle lens, a display unit which displays the wearing condition image, a viewpoint movement unit which moves the viewpoint in the virtual space, and a movement behavior setting unit which sets a movement behavior of the viewpoint, wherein the viewpoint movement unit moves the viewpoint while periodically fluctuating the viewpoint in at least a vertical direction in accordance with the movement behavior. | ||||||
| 47 | Protective temple covering | US11147608 | 2005-06-08 | US20060279691A1 | 2006-12-14 | Marilyn Coleman; William Coleman |
| Disclosed are systems and methods for manufacturing sleeves, a sleeve dispenser, and a method of manufacturing inexpensive, throwaway sleeves that may be used to protect temples from chemicals, germs, bacteria, and the like. Sleeves may be inexpensively manufactured using a single inexpensive raw material as well as an inexpensive manufacturing process in which no waste material is produced. Furthermore, sleeves may be produced as a compact roll of sleeves to accommodate unobtrusive placement in areas with limited space, thereby facilitating distribution in space-limited facilities such as hair salons, spas, optometrist or ophthalmologist offices, sunglass shops, and the like. In some embodiments, the sleeves include latitudinal and longitudinal perforations that facilitate removal of pairs of sleeves from the sleeve roll and removal of each of the pair of sleeves from each other. After separation, a sleeve aperture is passed over the temple until it is fully covered and protected. | ||||||
| 48 | Hydrophilic lens holder | US3779648D | 1972-02-16 | US3779648A | 1973-12-18 | POSTER M |
| A lens holder including a ''''V'''' or ''''U'''' shaped support member mounted between two transparent plates, said support being so sized as to be capable of supporting without deformation a hydrophilic contact lens and forming, with the transparent plates, a container for saline solution. In use, the hydrophilic lens is placed on the support and hydrated in an appropriate solution where the measurements with conventional equipment may be conducted.
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| 49 | Spectacle lens layout apparatus | US3763568D | 1971-09-21 | US3763568A | 1973-10-09 | DAVID A |
| A protractor and light box for use in laying out guide markings on spectacle lenses prior to grinding features a simplified light box structure which enables quick replacement or changing of protractor cards. The protractor card forms a unit assembly with the light box top transparent plate and spring-loaded lens holder. The unit assembly is readily removable from the box body with a minimum of effort.
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| 50 | Anthony simpson | US1548913D | US1548913A | 1925-08-11 | ||
| 51 | AUTOMATIC EYEWEAR MEASUREMENT AND SPECIFICATION | EP16843853.9 | 2016-09-12 | EP3346904A1 | 2018-07-18 | GAMLIEL, Avihu Meir; NETZER, Amos; METZGER MOSHE, Meirav; MICHAEL, Shai |
| A system for automatic eyewear measurement and specification, comprising: at least one mobile sensor carried by a user, a value measurer, in communication with the at least one mobile sensor, configured to measure a plurality of values using the at least one mobile sensor, a behavioral index deriver, in communication with the value measurer, configured to derive at least one behavioral index pertaining to the user, using the measured values, and an eyewear specification generator, in communication with the behavioral index deriver, configured to generate an eyewear specification for the user, using the at least one derived behavioral index. | ||||||
| 52 | EYEGLASS LENS PROCESSING SYSTEM, EYEGLASS LENS PROCESSING DEVICE, EYEGLASS LENS PROCESSING TERMINAL DEVICE, EYEGLASS LENS PROCESSING PROGRAM, AND EYEGLASS LENS PROCESSING METHOD | EP16746629.1 | 2016-02-02 | EP3254805A1 | 2017-12-13 | TAKEICHI, Kyoji; KOIKE, Shinji |
The present invention addresses the technical problem of providing an eyeglass lens processing system, an eyeglass lens processing device, an eyeglass lens processing terminal device, an eyeglass lens processing program, and an eyeglass processing method which solve at least one problem of a conventional art. This eyeglass lens processing system is provided with: a data-sharing server that includes a storage means for storing target lens shape data; and a plurality of terminal devices that transfer target lens shape data to the data-sharing server. The present invention is characterized in that the data-sharing server receives, via a communication network, target lens shape data from one terminal device among the plurality of terminal devices, and transfers the received target lens shape data to another terminal device, whereby the target lens shape data is shared among the plurality of terminal devices. |
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| 53 | DEVIATION-PREVENTING COATING MATERIAL | EP15800064.6 | 2015-05-27 | EP3150332A1 | 2017-04-05 | KATO, Atsushi; HASE, Kaname |
[Problem to be Solved] A displacement prevention coating agent is provided which can prevent a displacement in lens processing, which is soluble in water and which exhibits a transparent appearance at least after being cured. [Solution] There is provided a displacement prevention coating agent with which the front and rear surfaces of a lens are coated so that when cutting processing is performed on an end surface of the lens where, for example, a water-repellent coat layer is formed as a membrane such that the end surface has a shape corresponding to a frame, a holding position of the front and rear surfaces of the lens held by a chuck device is prevented from being displaced, where the displacement prevention coating agent is formed of an aqueous solution whose main components are a hydrophilic resin, a surfactant having a perfluoro group and an emulsion and exhibits a transparent appearance at least after the formation of the membrane. Such a displacement prevention coating agent is used when the front and rear surfaces of a lens where for example, a water-repellent coating layer is formed as a membrane are chucked and held with a chuck device to which an adhesive tape is adhered, and thus when the lens is processed, a holding position held by the adhesive tape of the lens is unlikely to be displaced. |
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| 54 | MESSANORDNUNG ZUM VERMESSEN EINES BRILLENGESTELLS | EP11710442.2 | 2011-03-03 | EP2542856B1 | 2015-04-15 | SCHNEIDER, Gunter; GERRATH, Torsten; BOERNER, Ulf |
| 55 | Simulation system for wearing spectacles, simulation device for wearing spectacles and simulation program for wearing spectacles | EP13155407.3 | 2013-02-15 | EP2629140A1 | 2013-08-21 | Qi, Hua |
A simulation system for wearing spectacles, providing wearer with simulated experience of an eye image capable of being observed in time of wearing a spectacle lens, comprising, |
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| 56 | Schutzelement zum Schutz eines Brillenbügels | EP05021286.9 | 2005-09-29 | EP1662293A1 | 2006-05-31 | Schembach, Alfred |
Die Erfindung betrifft ein Schutzelement (01) zum Schutz eines Brillenbügels (02) vor chemischen Stoffen, die während einer Kopfbehandlung, insbesondere während einer Haarbehandlung, im Bereich des Brillenbügels (02) zum Einsatz kommen. Das Schutzelement (01) umfasst eine längliche Ummantelung, die an zumindest einem Ende (04) offen ist, so dass die Ummantelung vom offenen Ende (04) her auf den Brillenbügel (02) aufgeschoben werden kann. Die Ummantelung wird dabei von einem nahtfreien Schlauchelement (03) gebildet.
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| 57 | Method and apparatus for measuring a frame configuration | EP95400244.0 | 1995-02-06 | EP0666139B1 | 1998-12-23 | Suzuki, Yasuo, c/o Kabushiki Kaisha Topcon |
| An arithmetic and control circuit 600 calculates an angle theta of inclination of one of lens frames 501, 501 of an eyeglass frame 500 from the maximum and minimum of height data Zn of frame configuration information L (o rho n, o theta n, Zn) about the lens frame (left lens frame) 501. If the angle theta exceeds a given angle beta , the arithmetic and control circuit 600 adjusts a frame holder 100 holding the eyeglass frame 500 so as to make the angle theta smaller than the given angle beta . After that, the arithmetic and control circuit 600 again calculates height data Zn in the direction of a Z-axis relative to radius vector information (o rho n, o theta n) to obtain first true frame configuration information L (o rho n', o theta n, Zn) about the lens frame 501 in three dimensional directions. Further, the arithmetic and control circuit 600 calculates a radius vector data difference DELTA rho n ( DELTA rho n = rho n' - rho n) per rotation angle theta n and adds the resultant data difference DELTA rho n to rho n of frame configuration information R (o rho n, o theta n, Zn) about the other lens frame (right lens frame) 501 per rotation angle theta n to obtain true frame configuration information R ((o rho n + DELTA rho n) , o theta n, Zn) about the other lens frame 501. |
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| 58 | METHOD AND CONTAINER FOR DISINFECTION OF CONTACT LENSES | EP93914635.3 | 1993-06-28 | EP0649541B1 | 1997-09-10 | NIELSEN, Tom Buris |
| A method and a case (2) for disinfection of contact lenses is described, where the contact lenses are placed in a double chamber (4) filled with cleaning fluid, for instance hydrogen peroxide, the case (2) comprises a third chamber (6) or position connected with the double chamber (4), and which is adapted to take up or hold a tablet (7) containing a neutralization agent (catalase), so that the hydrogen peroxide in the double chamber (4) is neutralized suitably slowly by the admission to dissolve the tablet (7). By the dissolution of the catalase tablet (7) oxygen is generated, and an oxygen bubble is formed around the tablet, so that the hydrogen peroxide alternately is kept away from the tablet (7) and alternately gets admission to the tablet (7). | ||||||
| 59 | Chamber for hydrating contact lenses | EP91303364.3 | 1991-04-16 | EP0453232B1 | 1997-03-05 | Kindt-Larsen, Ture |
| 60 | CONTACT LENS MANUFACTURING METHOD | US16338634 | 2016-11-25 | US20190217561A1 | 2019-07-18 | Takaharu NAKAJIMA; Takeshi YOSHIDA |
| A contact lens manufacturing method for removing a contact lens from a pair of molds, the contact lens being produced by polymerizing a monomer included in the pair of molds which are obtained by assembling a lower mold for forming a front curve of the contact lens and an upper mold for forming a base curve of the contact lens, the method including: (A) a first peeling step to peel the contact lens from the lens formation surface of the upper mold; (B) a separation step to separate the contact lens from the lens formation surface of the upper mold; (C) a second peeling step to peel the contact lens whose periphery sticks to the lens formation surface of the lower mold; and (D) a third peeling step to peel the contact lens, whose periphery has been peeled, from the lens formation surface of the lower mold. | ||||||
