Pseudoaccommodative equipment implanted for presbyopia correction

An optic equipment of the type comprising two intraocular implants, each composed of a flexible optic part approximately in the shape of a spherical cap, and of haptics for immobilizing said implant in place, wherein:

• two such implants whose optic part is provided, near its free edge, with an actuating means for varying the length of said edge in response to a control signal;
• two pressure sensors situated at a distance from one another and each designed to measure a pressure and to convert it into a pressure signal;
• a comparator designed to compare the pressure signals generated by the two sensors and, if they satisfy a predetermined condition, to send a “condition satisfied” signal to a relay associated with each implant;
• and
• two such relays which are each designed to send, on receipt of a “condition satisfied” signal, a control signal to the actuating means of its associated implant.