This invention discloses a high-
transmittance adaptive focusing
liquid crystal lens structure and standardized preparation method supporting
polymer nanotransmission, belonging to the field of intelligent wearable optical devices and nanomaterial
transmission technology. The lens adopts a four-layer integrated stacked structure consisting of a wear-resistant and anti-
fouling blue light blocking protective layer, a polarization-independent gradient
refractive index liquid crystal focusing layer, a nano-metasurface polarization conversion layer, and a high-
transmittance substrate layer. A
carbon nanotube-
graphene-
polyimide composite polymer nanotransmission interface is integrated at the edge. Through a precise 45°±0.3° angle between the metasurface layer and the
liquid crystal molecule director and a bipolar
polarizer composite liquid
crystal design, it achieves a
transmittance ≥82%, polarization independence ΔT ≤3.2%, focusing response ≤180ms, steady-state error ≤±0.10D, and nanotransmission loss ≤3% under
polarizer-free conditions. It can be adapted to -10.00D to +6.00D myopia / hyperopia and ±6.00D
astigmatism correction. This invention features a standardized six-step
mass production process, with a single-piece manufacturing time of ≤90 minutes and a yield of ≥95%, completely solving common industry pain points such as low light transmittance, polarization dependence,
high transmission loss, inconsistent processes, and difficulty in large-scale
mass production of traditional liquid
crystal lenses. This invention boasts an original structure, novel process, and performance comprehensively superior to similar international technologies, possessing extremely high patent licensing value and industrial
mass production value.