Ophthalmic lenses with dynamic optical properties for reducing development of myopia
An ophthalmic lens and optical technology, applied in the direction of optics, optical components, non-optical accessories, etc., can solve the problem of short average distance of focusing objects, and achieve the effect of reducing the development of myopia
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[0056] refer to Figure 1A and 1B , the ophthalmic lens 100 includes two regions that can be switched between different optical states independently of each other. Specifically, the lens 100 includes an on-axis region 102 (i.e., the optical axis of the lens 100 intersects the region 102) and a peripheral region 104 surrounding the on-axis region 102, each of which can partially scatter incident light in the state and the region. Toggle between another state for the region to be transparent. The lens 100 has a multilayer structure consisting of electro-optical cells laminated between two layers 110a and 110b having optical power. The electro-optic cell consists of a layer 124 of electro-optic material sandwiched between two opposing transparent substrates 108a and 108b. Transparent electrode layers 106a and 106b are disposed on facing surfaces of substrates 108a and 108b, respectively, adjacent to the electro-optical material.
[0057] The top lens layer 110a is a plano-conv...
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