Glasses set

The eyeglass set addresses user-friendliness and comfort issues by using magnetically attachable nose bridges and lenses, enabling easy component interchange, suitable for safety glasses in diverse settings.

DE102015226714B4Active Publication Date: 2026-05-21UVEX ARBEITSSCHUTZ
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Authority / Receiving Office
DE · DE
Patent Type
Patents
Current Assignee / Owner
UVEX ARBEITSSCHUTZ
Filing Date
2015-12-23
Publication Date
2026-05-21

AI Technical Summary

Technical Problem

Existing eyeglass sets do not provide a high level of user-friendliness and comfort for both individuals with and without visual impairment, and they lack easy replaceability of individual components.

Method used

The eyeglass set features magnetically attachable nose bridges and corrective lenses, allowing for easy and secure detachment and interchangeability of components, with soft contact areas and magnetic connections for enhanced comfort and ease of use.

Benefits of technology

The design ensures high comfort and ease of use for both visually impaired and non-impairmented wearers, with secure, magnetically attached components that can be easily swapped, suitable for safety glasses in various activities.

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Abstract

Eyeglass set, comprehensive a) a pair of glasses (1) i) with at least one lens (4), ii) with a nose cutout (6) for the nose of a glasses wearer, and iii) with a head-holding device (9) connected to at least one lens (4) for holding the glasses (1) on the head of the wearer, b) a nose support element (2) that can be detachably and magnetically attached to the glasses (1) for supporting the glasses (1) against the nose of the wearer when the nose support element (2) is mounted, and c) a vision correction component (3) that can be magnetically attached to the glasses (1) and which i) has at least one corrective lens (24) for correcting a visual impairment of the spectacle wearer, and ii) has its own nose support (26) to support the glasses (1) against the nose of the wearer of the glasses when the corrective lens (3) is mounted.
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