- Patent Title: Glasses-lens assessment method, glasses-lens design method using assessment method, and calculation method for visual-performance characteristics of test subject when viewing object through lens
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Application No.: US15027860Application Date: 2014-10-06
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Publication No.: US10582876B2Publication Date: 2020-03-10
- Inventor: Masaya Suzuki , Naoya Kumagai , Koji Inui , Yasuyuki Takeshima , Ryusuke Kakigi
- Applicant: Tokai Optical Co., Ltd. , Inter-University Research Institute Corporation National Institutes of Natural Sciences
- Applicant Address: JP Aichi JP Aichi
- Assignee: Tokai Optical Co., Ltd.,Inter-University Research Institute Corporation National Institutes of Natural Sciences
- Current Assignee: Tokai Optical Co., Ltd.,Inter-University Research Institute Corporation National Institutes of Natural Sciences
- Current Assignee Address: JP Aichi JP Aichi
- Agency: Bookoff McAndrews, PLLC
- Priority: JP2013-210872 20131008
- International Application: PCT/JP2014/076663 WO 20141006
- International Announcement: WO2015/053210 WO 20150416
- Main IPC: G02C7/02
- IPC: G02C7/02 ; A61B5/0484 ; A61B5/00 ; A61B5/04 ; A61B3/00 ; A61B3/036 ; A61B3/08 ; G02C7/06 ; A61B3/10

Abstract:
The invention provides an evaluation method capable of objectively evaluating average visual perception for a comparatively long period of time when a subject looks through an eyeglass lens to be evaluated, time-dependent change in visual perception, and visual perception when looking with both eyes, and the invention provides a design method, and the invention provides a calculation method for calculating characteristics of visual perception of the subject when viewing an object through a lens.[Solution] A subject is allowed to wear a lens to be evaluated, the subject is allowed to induce brain activity by allowing the subject to view a changing visual stimulus object that induces periodic brain activity through the lens to be evaluated, a change in faint electric current caused by the brain activity is time-dependently recorded as a change in a magnetic field (magnetic flux density) by use of a magnetoencephalograph, one or more among an amplitude, a power value, and a phase in a frequency that is an inverse number of a period of the periodic brain activity is or are calculated through fast Fourier analysis of the waveform, and the lens to be evaluated and the characteristic of visual perception of the subject are evaluated based on a magnitude of an amplitude or of a power value obtained above or based on a slowness/fastness of a phase obtained above.
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