Replacing ether bonds with stable hydroxyl groups eliminates degradation in phosphate buffer solutions while maintaining oxygen permeability.
A two-lens optical system changes focal length by transferring fluid between internal cavities within each lens element.
Alternating high and low refractive index layers in a dielectric filter transmit 98-100% of 455-560 nm light while blocking other spectra.
Segmenting carrier lenses with holes allows ocular devices to extend below the bottom edge, increasing declination angle and reducing neck strain.
A corneal-scleral orthokeratology lens transfers centering responsibility to the limbal-scleral region using asymmetric blends.
A configurable grid alters light paths using magnetically sensitive nanoparticles to correct visual acuity directly on electronic displays.
Boronic acid linkages attach phosphorylcholine coatings to hydrogel lenses, eliminating organic solvents and reducing dimensional variations.
Segmented lens surfaces minimize optical aberrations and root mean square deviation to enhance visual acuity in distance vision.
A hybrid mineral-organic electrochromic lens structure integrates a glass substrate with an organic polymer shell to form the optical device.
A guest-host liquid crystal filter uses a half-wave retarder to rotate polarization states between two crossed devices.