Free space hands free ocular observation camera mount
OwnerEugene Robert Bertolliinventor
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The present invention provides a stable mount for a small video camera to be donned by a (but not limited to) a human subject in order to view and record the subjects eyes and adnexa (the area around the eyes including the lids and surrounding tissues which the orbicularis muscles reside beneath), without disturbing the subject's side vision. The preferred embodiment uses a reduced spectacle like frame or may use a headset, which does not obscure the side vision of the subject, and contains a boom or arm which extends forward, and again without interfering with the subjects side vision. The invention additionally does not interfere with the examiner's view of the subject's eyes and adnexa. Additionally, the subject is free to move the body in space, and is free to move the head in various positions.
a free space ocular observation subject donned camera mount comprising a spectacle like frame which does not occlude or restrict the subject's peripheral vision
the said claims of 1, 2, 3 may be incorporated into a system of many observation cameras, not limited to, providing multiple views of the subject, subject's ocular findings, target of regard, examiner, etc. which may be used for various analysis, human and or computer assisted.
The said claims of 1, 2, 3, 4, by utilizing a near infrared capable camera allows viewing and recording the subject's eyes, adnexa, and test responses in total darkness.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.