The present invention discloses a fully
wireless ocular surface pressure monitoring system based on a multi-frequency phase-shift decoupling self-
calibration algorithm, relating to the technical field of intelligent ophthalmic detection. The
system comprises a wearable three-layer
contact lens, wherein the outer layer is embedded with a capacitive
eyelid pressure sensor and a first
spiral coil, and the inner layer is embedded with a piezoresistive
intraocular pressure sensor and a second
spiral coil, which are respectively tuned to different center frequencies to modulate pressure changes into
radio frequency signals. Externally powered receiving glasses or eye masks comprise a multi-frequency transmitting coil, a
rectifier circuit and a receiving coil, which
supply energy to the sensing structure in the
contact lens and sense and obtain a
composite signal formed by spatial superposition, which is transmitted to a
processing circuit and then sent to a
mobile computing terminal. The terminal performs multi-frequency decoupling,
sparse matrix separation and temporal self-calibration
processing to generate calibration curves of
eyelid pressure and
intraocular pressure, thereby realizing real-
time perception of dual parameters in the eyes-
closed state. The
system has the advantages of compact structure, high
signal separation accuracy and high degree of wirelessness.