Technical Name A Study of Dual Optical Lens Combination with Risley Prism Applied to New Type Vision Training Device
Project Operator Southern Taiwan University of Science and Technology
Project Host 張勝雄
Summary
this study use a concave lens and a convex lens trial lens (hereinafter referred to as the lens) and a Risley prism. The combination of a concave lens and a convex lens must be used at each eye. A typical lens whose thickness determines the diopter of this lens, the device of this study is operated by the concept: two lenses are held together as a single lens, and the diopter of the lens is the sum of the diopter of the two lenses; However, if you start moving the lens and increase the distance between the two lenses, the diopter will definitely start to increase towards the positive diopter. Then, we let the lens combination move back and forth at a certain distance. Once the subject receives the image that does not match the diopter of the naked eye, the lens in the eye must be forced to thin or thicken to see the image, in this process, the ciliary muscle can be moved to regulate the viewing of near and far images, and the training process has great effect on preventing myopia.
Scientific Breakthrough
1. Using the change of the distance of the double lens to change the focal length, so that the user can adapt to the process of focal length change, and then train the ciliary muscles to improve vision.
2. The use of different modules of the distance of the double lens distance changes to meet the needs of vision training.
Industrial Applicability
This device is easy to operate and easy to carry and wear, just select the training mode.
The use of small parts are all standard specifications, which can reduce costs during mass production.Diopter conversion is used for hyperopia training. There are many papers to prove that its utility is industrially available.Users who wear this device have high degrees of freedom during training and can still freely perform normal activities.
Keyword Vision training Diopter Visual function optical lens Risley Prism Stepper motor 3D printing Arduino Optics industry Headset
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