Abstract:
A device to assess an ocular motility of a subject, the device having at least one screen configured to display a first image to a first eye of the subject and a second image to a second eye of the subject, the first image comprising a first element that is fixed and the second image comprising a second element that moves according to a movement of the subject.
Abstract:
An optometric testing device comprising a first shutter and a second shutter placed in front of two eyes of a patient and configured to present an activated state in which a shutter blocks the propagation of light and a deactivated state in which the shutter allows the propagation of light, a communication unit configured to communicate with a display system in order to send and/or receive a synchronization signal, and a control unit configured to command each shutter as a function of the synchronization signal so that the first shutter and the second shutter change state with a first frequency and a second frequency, wherein the control unit is configured to command each shutter so that the first frequency is different from the second frequency and/or so that a duty cycle of activation of the first shutter is different from a duty cycle of activation of the second shutter.
Abstract:
Disclosed is a method for measuring the refraction of an individual by a refraction measuring appliance, including: an initial step of determining at least one initial value of a visuo-postural parameter of the individual; a step of processing the initial value in order to deduce at least one initial value of a regulating parameter of the refraction measuring appliance, the regulating parameter being associated with the visuo-postural parameter; a step of regulating the refraction measuring appliance according to the initial value of the regulating parameter; and a step of measuring the refraction of the individual by the measuring appliance regulated in this way. Also disclosed is a method for the optical design of an ophthalmic lens, and to a pair of glasses including such a lens.
Abstract:
A method for determining a cylinder of an ophthalmic lens to be mounted on a spectacle frame is provided, the method including: providing a measuring device configured to run a Jackson Cross Cylinder procedure; determining components of a first vector of the cylinder in a two-dimensional vector cylinder representation; and determining components of a second vector of the cylinder in the two-dimensional vector cylinder representation, the components of the second vector of the cylinder being determined such that a Euclidian distance between the first vector and the second vector is independent of a value of the cylinder.
Abstract:
A method for providing to a wearer a customized progressive spectacle ophthalmic lens, comprising providing a residual astigmatism target value for the progressive spectacle ophthalmic lens-eye system according to a reference point, calculating a correction function, combining the correction function to the front or to the back surface of an initial optical data of an initial progressive spectacle ophthalmic lens.
Abstract:
A system for determining a personalized value of an optical feature of a corrective ophthalmic lens which is intended to be worn in front of an eye of an individual for correcting his vision, the system including: a trial optical corrective device adapted to be place in front of an eye of an individual, the trial optical corrective device providing a correction to an individual complying with an initial value of an optical feature; an eyewear adapted to be placed in front of the trial optical corrective device worn by the individual and adapted to immerse the individual in a virtual environment, the eyewear being designed to present, in the virtual environment, a visual task to the individual adapted to determine an adjustment value; a processing unit programmed calculate a personalized value of the optical feature based at least on the initial value and the adjustment value.
Abstract:
A system for determining refraction features of both first and second eyes of a subject including a light field display device, a system of localization of the positions of the first and second eyes of the subject, the light field display device generating a first light field directed selectively toward the first eye, and, respectively, a second light field directed selectively toward the second eye, control circuitry that adjusts the first light field as a function of at least a first refraction parameter associated with at least a first optical aberration for the first eye and the control circuitry adjusting said second light field as a function of at least a second refraction parameter associated with at least a second optical aberration for the second eye.
Abstract:
An apparatus for quantifying ocular dominance of a subject, including at least one display for providing a first image representing a first target to a first eye of the subject, and for providing a second image representing a second target to a second eye of the subject, and a control unit to control the at least one display.
Abstract:
It is proposed a method for defining a design of an ophthalmic tinted lens provided with a turquoise blue ophthalmic filter. It is provided at least one optical parameter value that is prescribed with reference to a clear ophthalmic lens. At least one non-null optical power value is determined from said at least one prescribed optical parameter value. At least one reduction value is obtained. At least one reduced optical power value is calculated in function of said at least one non-null optical power value and said at least one reduction value. The ophthalmic tinted lens design is defined on the basis of said at least one reduced optical power value. Methods for defining a design of a first and a second ophthalmic tinted lens are also proposed. It is also proposed a corresponding ophthalmic tinted lens.
Abstract:
A method for inducing a controlled variation of accommodation in an eye of a subject, using an optical system arranged in front of at least one eye of the subject and including displaying an environmental scene, displaying, in this environmental scene, a target visible by the subject through said optical system, said target being displayed in such a way that it is perceived by the subject as moving away from said subject or moving towards said subject within said environmental scene, having the subject observe said moving target.