WO2003092570A1 - Equipement d'entrainement de l'oeil - Google Patents
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- the present invention is directed to an eye that positively works the eye muscles by following the line of sight toward a moving target to restore the weakened muscle strength, and improves the dynamic visual acuity by training the eye muscles of athletes.
- the present invention relates to an eye training device for performing muscle training.
- goggle-type training devices have been developed in the past, and some are commercially available. According to these goggle-type training devices, there is no need for a large space, no need to rotate the arms and get tired, and it is possible to train while sitting in a chair or sleeping on a pad. There was no danger of falling down and safety was improved.
- all of the goggle-type training devices were only capable of actually tracking light spots such as images and light-emitting diodes. Myopic people will be able to clearly see images and light spots at close distances.However, those with hyperopia or those who can see far away when they were younger will have presbyopia.
- presbyopia In general, people begin to have presbyopia in their thirties and progress in presbyopia in their forties. Since this is a result of physical aging, most people become presbyopic in the 50s, with the exception of those who have little or no change in vision. It is common for people with myopia to be able to see near objects even if they have presbyopia, but most people who have a vision of 1.5 to 2.0 when they are young will often have presbyopia. It is hardly possible to focus on a close distance within 20 ⁇ from the eyes, making it almost impossible to read small letters in the instructions printed on the outer box of over-the-counter medicines.
- the present invention is useful for people with presbyopia or hyperopia who cannot focus on a close range with the naked eye.
- the present invention can be used even when the eyelids are closed, it can be used for presbyopia or hyperopia, which cannot focus on the close range with the naked eye, or for left and right eyes. Even those who have difficulty in staring at the target because of differences in eyesight, do not have the annoyance of saying, "I'm irritated because I can't see the target clearly, and it's hard to follow the target.” The gaze can be made to follow the moving target. Since the eye muscles are activated simply by trying to look in the direction in which the stimulus was sequentially stimulated, the burden on the user is light, unlike the conventional technology in which the user must actually see the target body, and training should be continued without difficulty every day.
- the viewing angle is about 60 degrees at the maximum in any of the screen method, the monitor method, the godal method, etc.
- the left and right temples When the stimulus is stimulated alternately and the gaze is moved to look at the stimulus position alternately, the visual angle becomes close to 180 degrees, the movement of the eyeball increases accordingly, and the training effect improves dramatically. I do. As a result, it is possible to recover the deterioration of the ocular muscles of presbyopia, delay the aging of the ocular muscles, strengthen the eye muscles of sport players, and improve the dynamic visual acuity, which is meaningful for health It has a great effect.
- the surface of the eyeball does not dry even if the user concentrates on the training, and even if the training is carried out for a certain period of time, the eyes become dry and hurt. There is no fear of falling into so-called dry eye symptoms.
- FIG. 1 is a reference view of the embodiment viewed from the mounting side.
- FIG. 2 is a reference view of the embodiment viewed from the mounting side.
- FIG. 3 is a schematic layout view of a contact portion in an embodiment in which the contact portion has four force points.
- FIG. 4 is a schematic layout view of a contact portion of an embodiment in which the contact portion has six force points.
- FIG. 5 is a schematic layout view of a contact portion of an embodiment in which the contact portion is a 12th place.
- FIG. 6 is a schematic cross-sectional explanatory view of a contact portion of the embodiment, provided with a pressure generating device.
- FIG. 7 is a schematic cross-sectional explanatory view of a contact portion of an embodiment including a vibration generator.
- FIG. 8 is a schematic view of a contact portion of an embodiment having a heat generating device.
- the main component of the appearance is the main body 1 in the form of goggles and the soft body 3 having the contact parts 2a to 2j to the face, and the main body 1 has a power switch 4.
- Switch 5 is installed.
- Specific examples of the soft body include a soft rubber film, foamed rubber, and soft urethane foam.
- a power jack 6 is also provided. However, if the battery is stored in the main unit, this is not necessary.
- the basic control device for sequentially operating the stimulus generator provided inside the contact part according to the program is provided inside the main body, but "Let's make it a little faster this time.” Ka ⁇ “I'll take a two minute break here. I'll play gentle music so let me relax and take a good rest.
- a personal computer or a dedicated external device may be used together.
- a control jack 7 for capturing control signals from the outside is provided, so that the basic control
- a trainer is trained according to the user's personal eye health, 10
- it is also effective to manually perceive the stimulation position using a 10-direction joystick that prevents a switch from entering at two or more places at the same time.
- a control device that is activated by a special program.
- FIGS. 3 to 5 are schematic views illustrating a state in which the embodiment of the eye training apparatus according to the present invention is worn on the face. Indicates the site of contact with the face. If four contact points are provided as shown in Fig. 3, the eyeball will move at least close to up, down, left, and right by focusing on the four corners, albeit in a somewhat narrow range. Therefore, it is possible to sufficiently create a jogging state of the eye muscles.
- This embodiment is suitable for the purpose of preventing progression of presbyopia of a slightly elderly person from the viewpoint of "do not overdo it" and has the least number of parts related to the contact portion, so that the embodiment can be provided at the lowest cost.
- Fig. 4 If six contact points are provided as shown in Fig. 4, it is possible to give directions of up, down, left, and right for each of the left and right eyeballs, and roughly diagonal up and down directions. It can almost eliminate the general lack of exercise of the ocular muscles, is enough to improve blood circulation and prevent aging, and the number of parts related to the contact area is 2 compared to 4 in the embodiment of Fig. 2. This is an embodiment that is effective for a slight increase in cost. If there are 12 contact points as shown in Fig. 5, it is possible to almost completely perform upper, lower, left, and right direction instructions and diagonal direction instructions for each of the left and right eyeballs. This embodiment is the most desirable embodiment for the eye muscle training of sports players who require hard and accurate eye movements by increasing the speed of moving the designated point rather than preventing aging. is there.
- FIG. 6 is a schematic cross-sectional explanatory view of an embodiment in which the device for perceiving the stimulation position is a pressure generating device.
- the electromagnet 8 is a coil centered on the magnet rod 9.
- An electromagnet 8 provided inside the main body 1 is provided with a magnet rod 9 penetrating therethrough.When the electromagnet 8 is energized, the electromagnet 8 moves the magnet rod 9 in a direction to press the soft body 3, and the movement is performed on the face.
- the stimulus causes the user to perceive the stimulus position.
- a motor and a cam, or a piston and a cylinder using a fluid such as air or liquid are used. You can also.
- a small balloon-shaped device may be provided at the stimulation position, and the pressure may be generated using a fluid such as air or liquid.
- the magnet rod 9 as the pressing body is the force inside the soft body 3. If it is necessary to clearly recognize the pinpoint, the tip of the magnet rod 9 is exposed through the soft body 3 and exposed to the skin. It is good also as composition which touches directly.
- a soft brush or rubber may be used as the material of the tip of the pressing body that directly touches the skin.
- FIG. 7 is a schematic sectional explanatory view of an embodiment in which the device for perceiving the stimulation position is a vibration generating device.
- a micro motor 11 In the housing 10 provided inside the main body 1 in a state where a certain amount of vibration is allowed, a micro motor 11 is set with an eccentric weight 12 and the micro motor 11 is mounted. When rotated, the motor housing 10 generates vibration due to the eccentric weight 12. The vibration is a stimulus to the face and makes the user perceive the stimulus position.
- An electromagnetic micro buzzer or micro speaker can be used as the vibration generator.
- a cylindrical or substantially conical auxiliary structure for expanding or transmitting vibration generated by a micro buzzer or micro speaker may be used.
- FIG. 8 is a schematic sectional explanatory view of an embodiment in which the device for perceiving the stimulation position is a heat generating device.
- the circled plus and minus signs in Figure 8 indicate how the wires are connected to the power source.
- a heating element 14 is set in a housing 13 provided inside the main body 1 so that a part of the tip is exposed from the soft body 3, and the heating element 14 generates heat when energized. Then, the housing 13 transfers the heat to the facial skin. Is the housing 13 made of metal a viewpoint of heat conduction? Although it is appropriate, the cold feeling at the beginning of use is a bit uncomfortable, so it is better to implant the hair in the area of contact with the face. Fig.
- the device that perceives the stimulus position is a heat generating device
- the pressing device or the vibration generating device can generate a mechanical sound or a vibration sound, which can hinder the concentration on training to some extent. Is that it can achieve absolute silence and vibration. It will not bother you when used near people, and it will not interfere with training guidance or listening to music.
- it stimulates the surroundings of the eyes appropriately with a warmth of about 38 degrees C to about 42 degrees C it has the effect of being comfortable.
- the present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiment, and the embodiment may be changed by a partial modification or a change in the number, shape, or material of the constituent parts. Since the subject of the present invention lies in the method of mounting the device for perceiving the stimulus position, the description of the power supply, wiring, electronic control system, and the like is omitted. Industrial applicability
- the eye training device does not require actually seeing a specific target body, the presbyopic person who cannot focus on a close distance with the naked eye, and the left and right Even if it is difficult to look at the target body due to differences in eyesight, it will be possible to follow the gaze toward the moving target without feeling discomfort, and actively work the eye muscles You can recover weak muscle strength Swell. In addition, it will be possible to train the eye muscles of athletes to improve their dynamic vision.
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