This invention discloses a passive anti-
phototaxis smart luminescent glasses based on spectral modulation, belonging to the field of optical optimization technology for smart wearable devices. The invention includes a glasses body, a light-emitting module, a main control module, and a power supply module. By uniquely limiting all nighttime
luminescence spectra of the smart glasses to a continuous warm-
colored broad spectrum of 480nm–650nm, fully covering the transition bands of pale yellow, yellow, orange, and warm red, it completely blocks the 300nm–500nm short-
wavelength insect-attracting spectrum that nocturnal insects are
highly sensitive to. Based on the principle of
insect visual photosensitive blind spots, a passive
spectral reconstruction technology is used to eliminate the
insect-attracting properties of the smart glasses' nighttime
luminescence from the source of light, inhibiting insect
phototaxis and aggregation behavior. This invention breaks through the inherent technical biases of existing active
insect repellent technologies, pioneering a spectrally limited passive anti-
phototaxis solution. The technical solution is unique and significantly advanced, suitable for large-scale
mass production, and does not limit the luminescent structure, position, or shape. All smart glasses using this warm-
colored spectrum to achieve nighttime
luminescence fall within the scope of this patent protection, maximizing the scope of protection and creating a strong patent barrier, possessing extremely high licensing value and promising industrial application prospects.