Treatment of eye condition using adjustable light
AssigneeSoraa, Inc.
InventorsJEFFERY ROBERT PARKER, AURELIEN J.F. DAVID
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Abstract
A method for treating an eye condition of a user using at least one light source, the at least one light source having an output which is adjustable in at least one of spectrum shape, intensity, or duration, the method comprising: (a) obtaining information relating to an eye condition of the user; (b) determining a dose of light to treat the eye condition, the dose including one or more of a particular spectrum shape, a particular intensity, or a particular duration; and (c) causing the at least one light source to adjust the output to deliver the dose.
Claims21
A method for treating an eye condition of a user using at least one light source, said at least one light source having an output which is adjustable in at least one of spectrum shape, intensity, or duration, said method comprising:
- (a) obtaining information relating to an eye condition of said user;
- (b) determining a dose of light to treat said eye condition, said dose including one or more of a particular spectrum shape, a particular intensity, or a particular duration;
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- (c) causing said at least one light source to adjust said output to deliver said dose.
A system for treating or preventing an eye condition of a user, comprising:
- a digital processor operatively connected to at least one light source;
- an input and output interface operatively connected to said digital processor for receiving and outing instructions and data to and from said digital processor;
- memory operatively connected to said digital processor, said memory being configured with instructions for causing said processor to execute the following steps:
- (a) obtaining information relating to said eye condition of said user;
- (b) determining a dose of light to treat said eye condition, said dose including one or more of a particular spectrum shape, a particular intensity, or a particular duration;
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- (c) causing said at least one light source to adjust said output to deliver said dose.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.