WO2003035377A2 - Eyeglass manufacturing method using variable index layer - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates generally to an eyeglass manufacturing method using a layer with a variable index of refraction. More specifically, the present invention pertains to patient-specific spectacle lenses manufactured with an variable index aberrator in order to more accurately correct lower order aberrations and additionally correct higher order aberrations. The present invention also provides a means for correcting vision problems caused by retinal dysfunction.
- the present invention utilizes the technology developed by the wavefront aberrator in which a layer of variable index material, such as curable epoxy, can be sandwiched between two plane or curved glass or plastic plates. This sandwich is then exposed to the curing radiation (i.e., UV light) that is modulated spatially or temporally in order to create spatially resolved variations of refractive indices. This will allow the manufacturing of a lens that is capable of introducing or compensating for low and high order aberrations.
- the curing radiation i.e., UV light
- two lens blanks are sandwiched together with a layer of epoxy such that the lenses used in conjunction approximately correct the patient's refractive spherical and cylindrical correction to within 0.25 diopters.
- the epoxy aberrator would be exposed to curing radiation in a pre-programmed way in order to fine-tune the refractive properties of the spectacle lens to the exact spherical and cylindrical prescription of the patient's eye.
- Another application of the present invention is to manufacture multi-focal or progressive addition lenses constructed with a layer of variable index material sandwiched in between the two lens blanks.
- the drawback of progressive addition lenses today is that, like regular spectacle lenses, a true customization for a patient's eye cannot be achieved due to the current manufacturing techniques.
- a customized progressive addition lens or reading lens can be manufactured by appropriately programming the curing of the epoxy aberrator.
- the present invention provides an opportunity to manufacture lenses that give patients
- “supervision” In order to achieve supervision, higher order aberrations of the patient's eye need to be corrected. Since these higher order aberrations, unlike the spherical and cylindrical refractive error, are highly asymmetrical, centering of the eye's optical axis with the zone of higher order correction (“supervision zone”) is important. To minimize this effect, one could devise a spectacle lens that incorporates a supervision zone only along the central optical axis, allowing the patient to achieve supervision for one or more discrete gazing angles. The remainder of the lens would then be cured to correct only the lower order aberrations. An optional transition zone could be created between the supervision zone and the normal vision zone allowing for a gradual reduction of higher order aberrations. Again, all of this would be achieved by spatially resolved programming of the epoxy aberrator' s curing.
- refractive power in discrete steps of 1 diopter is added in the lower area of the lens to aid the spectacle wearer in near distance viewing, i.e. reading.
- the visible dividing line between the distance viewing area and the reading area is disliked by many presbyobic patients.
- the sharp dividing line between the distance area and the reading area has been eliminated by introducing a continuous varifocal corridor of vision with a refractive power slowly changing from the distance viewing prescription to the reading prescription.
- the progressive addition lens due to manufacturing limitations several disadvantages exist with the progressive addition lens.
- the corridor design is fixed for any particular brand of lens and cannot be changed according to the patient's actual viewing preferences or spectacle frame selected. Therefore, when prescribing a progressive addition lens, the eye care professional has to choose from an assortment of designs and manufacturers of the lens which matches the requirements of the patient most closely.
- the present invention allows one to manufacture a lens that is entirely customized and optimized to the patient's individual requirements.
- the present invention may be used to "warp" the retinal image so that damaged portions of the retina will be bypassed by the image.
- the visual field of the patient needs to be mapped with a perimeter or micro-perimeter. From this map of healthy retina, spectacle lenses could be manufactured using the epoxy aberrator.
- Figure 1 is a perspective view of an eyeglass that incorporates a supervision zone for long distance applications
- Figure 2 shows a cross sectional view of Figure 1
- Figure 3 shows a top view of a progressive addition lens, which includes a supervision zone and reading zone;
- Figure 4 shows a top view of a reading or special application lens
- Figure 5 A shows a top view of a lens including a multitude of supervision islands, which cover a larger view with supervision
- Figure 5B shows a top view of a multi-focal lens including a multitude of reading islands, allowing for far vision correction and simultaneous reading correction
- Figure 6 shows a text object imaged onto a damaged retina
- Figure 7 shows the image of the same object as Figure 6 from the patient's perspective
- Figure 8 shows the patient's view of the image after the brain shuts down the damaged retina
- Figure 9 shows an image focused on a damaged retina, with a corrective lens in place
- Figure 10 shows the image as the patient initially sees it
- Figure 1 1 shows the image as the patient sees it after the brain shuts down the damaged retina
- Figure 12 shows a sequence of manufacture for the present invention. DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF A PREFERRED EMBODIMENT
- a lens assembly that incorporates a supervision zone is shown and generally designated 100.
- Figure 1 shows that the lens assembly 100 includes an upper lens 102, a variable index layer 103, and a lower lens 104.
- the variable index layer is made of ultra-violet curing epoxy which exhibits an index of refraction that can be changed by exposure to ultraviolet radiation.
- other materials which exhibit similar characteristics, namely a variable index of refraction may be incorporated into the present invention without departing from the spirit of the invention.
- the variable index layer 103 makes up the normal vision zone 106, the transition zone 110, and the supervision zone 108, where the epoxy at each zone is cured to a specific index of refraction.
- the normal vision zone 106 corrects the lower order spherical and cylindrical aberrations of the patient's eye.
- the transition zone 110 allows for a gradual reduction of higher order aberrations.
- the supervision zone 108 lies along the patient's optical axis (not shown) and corrects the higher order aberrations allowing the patient to achieve supervision for one or more discrete gazing angles.
- the shape of the lens 100 is meant to be exemplary of the shape of a typical eyeglass lens, and any shape, including highly curved lenses, may be used while not departing from the present invention.
- a cross section of lens 100 is represented such that upper lens 102 has a thickness 1 12, epoxy layer 103 has a thickness 116, and the lower lens 104 has a thickness 114.
- the epoxy layer 103 is sandwiched between the upper lens 102 and the lower lens 104 and is held in place by a stopper 118.
- FIG. 3 shows a top view of a transition lens 200 in which there is a supervision zone 202, a transition zone 204, and a short distance viewing zone 206.
- the normal vision zone 208 of the progressive addition lens 200 is corrected for the lower aberrations.
- the creation of the various vision zones is by means of selectively curing the epoxy aberrator sandwiched between two glass (or plastic) blanks, not through the traditional means of grinding or molding these features into a blank.
- the transition lens 200 has a similar cross section to that depicted in Figure 2.
- FIG. 4 shows a top view of a reading lens 300 in which there is a supervision zone 302, a transition zone 304, and a normal vision zone 306.
- the reading lens 300 has a similar cross section to that depicted in Figure 2.
- the supervision zone 302 may be used for, but not limited to, high-resolution applications such as reading, precision close up work, etc.
- FIG 5A an alternative embodiment of the present invention is illustrated as a supervision lens that covers a larger field of view and is generally designated 400.
- Figure 5A shows a top view of a supervision lens 400 in which there is a plurality of supervision islands 402, and a transition zone 404.
- the plurality of supervision islands 402 create a larger field of view for the patient, while the transition zone 404 is manufactured to gradually change the higher order aberrations in order to create smooth transitions.
- FIG. 5B another alternative embodiment of the present invention is illustrated as a multi-focal lens that allows for simultaneous correction for far vision and reading vision and is generally designated 450.
- Figure 5B shows a top view of a multi-focal lens 450 in which there is a plurality of optical islands 452, each representing the patient's reading prescription while the background zone 454 represents the patient's far vision prescription, or vice versa.
- the diameter of the optical islands is on the order of 100 microns so that a maximum number of optical islands falls within the typical pupil size of 2 to 6 mm diameter.
- FIG. 6 shows an eye generally designated 500, in which an image 502 is imaged by the eye's cornea and lens 504 onto the inner surface of the eye 500 where there is damaged retinal tissue 506.
- the patient initially sees only a portion of the image and an obstruction, as shown in Figure 7.
- Figure 8 Eventually the brain shuts off the damaged portion of the retina and the patient's view no longer includes the obstruction, such a view is represented in Figure 8.
- the present invention is capable of correcting this phenomenon as illustrated in Figures 9-11.
- Figure 9 again shows an eye generally designated 600, in which an object 602 is imaged through the eye's cornea and lens 604 onto the inner surface of the eye 600 where there is damaged retinal tissue 606.
- a lens 608 manufactured using the epoxy wavefront aberrator is placed in front of the eye 600.
- the retinal image 609 of the object 602 is warped around damaged retinal tissue 606 such that none of the image 602 is lost.
- Figure 10 shows the image the patient sees. As previously mentioned, over time the brain will terminate the signals generated by the damaged retinal tissue 606 and the patient will see the entire image 602 as shown in Figure 11.
- Figure 12 shows a flow chart in which the manufacturing steps of the present invention are disclosed and generally designated 700.
- one side of the first lens is coated with epoxy.
- the second lens in then placed on the epoxy coated surface of the first lens, such that the epoxy is sandwiched between the two lenses.
- the epoxy is cured to match the wavefront prescription.
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