Systems and methods for adjusting stock eyewear frames based upon user-specific anatomic data

A system for adjusting stock eyewear frames based on user-specific anatomical information, the system comprising:

• at least one memory storing instructions;
• and
• at least one processor configured to execute the instructions to perform operations comprising:
• receiving, via one or more sensors, anatomic data associated with a user, wherein the anatomic data include measurements of a user's face;
• generating an anatomic model based on the anatomic data associated with the user, wherein the anatomic model includes a three-dimensional (3D) mesh or model;
• selecting an eyewear frame from an eyewear frame database based, at least in part, on the anatomic data and generating a 3D or lower dimension eyewear model of the selected eyewear frame;
• determining optical centration measurements during adjustment of the 3D or lower dimension eyewear model to match or correspond to the anatomic model;
• and
• adjusting at least a frame portion of the 3D or lower dimension eyewear model by performing a non-rigid transformation of the frame portion, while centering one or more lenses of the 3D or lower dimension eyewear model relative to pupils of the anatomic model based, at least in part, on the optical centration measurements.

A computer-implemented method for adjusting stock eyewear frames based on user-specific anatomical information, the method comprising:

• receiving, via one or more sensors, anatomic data associated with a user, wherein the anatomic data include measurements of a user's face;
• generating an anatomic model based on the anatomic data associated with the user, wherein the anatomic model includes a three-dimensional (3D) mesh or model;
• selecting an eyewear frame from an eyewear frame database based, at least in part, on the anatomic data and generating a 3D or lower dimension eyewear model of the selected eyewear frame;
• determining optical centration measurements during adjustment of the 3D or lower dimension eyewear model to match or correspond to the anatomic model;
• and
• adjusting at least a frame portion of the 3D or lower dimension eyewear model by performing a non-rigid transformation of the frame portion, while centering one or more lenses of the 3D or lower dimension eyewear model relative to pupils of the anatomic model based, at least in part, on the optical centration measurements.