METHOD OF ANALYZING A VISUAL FIELD OF AN INDIVIDUAL AND A CORRESPONDING OPHTHALMIC LENS

    公开(公告)号:US20210085172A1

    公开(公告)日:2021-03-25

    申请号:US16954720

    申请日:2017-12-21

    Abstract: A method of analyzing a visual field of an individual comprises the following steps:—measuring (S4) a first visual field (VF1) of said individual for a first set of oculo-postural parameters of said individual when said individual performs a first task;—measuring (S6) at least one additional visual field (VFi) of said individual for one additional set of said oculo-postural parameters of said individual when said individual performs an additional task;—determining (S8) a functional visual space based on said first visual field (VF1) and said at least one additional visual field (VFi), said functional visual space being an envelope of said first visual field and said at least one additional visual field. The additional task differs from said first task and/or said additional set of oculo-postural parameters differs from said first set of oculo-postural parameters. A corresponding ophthalmic lens is also proposed.

    MULTI-SPECTRAL SENSOR WITH STACKED PHOTODETECTORS

    公开(公告)号:US20190312078A1

    公开(公告)日:2019-10-10

    申请号:US16470515

    申请日:2017-12-18

    Abstract: A multi-spectral photodetector is provided, comprising: a plurality of N photodetectors where N is an integer such that N≥2, each photodetector comprising an anode and a cathode separated from one another by a region of interest, all produced in a semiconductor material; at least one electrical contact for all of the N anodes; and an electrical contact associated with each of the N cathodes; said photodetectors being stacked on top of one another such that the anodes and the cathodes and finally the regions of interest of two consecutive photodetectors in the stack are arranged face to face, this stack making it possible to define a face, termed the active face of the multi-spectral photodetector, common to all the photodetectors of the stack, defined by the face of the first region of interest of the first photodetector of the stack via which photons are intended to enter the stack.

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