System and method for a processor controlled ophthalmic lens
AssigneeJohnson & Johnson Vision Care, Inc.
InventorsRandall B. Pugh, Adam Toner, Frederick A. Flitsch
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Abstract
A method and system for the calibration and operation of a processor controlled ophthalmic lens is described. More specifically, the system comprising an interactive wireless device used to personalize the control and activation of one or more functions and/or components of the processor controlled ophthalmic lens. In some embodiments, the personalization may include calibrating the functions and/or components using feedback from the user using the interactive wireless device in response to measured conditions by one or more sensors included in the processor controlled ophthalmic lens.
Claims20
A system for the control and activation of an energized ophthalmic lens, comprising:
- an energized ophthalmic lens comprising a system controller and a plurality of sensors in communication with the system controller, the system controller being configured to store operational protocols;
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- an interactive wireless device in communication with the system controller of the energized ophthalmic lens,
- wherein the system controller is configured to receive a signal from the interactive wireless device and modify one or more operational protocols based on the received signal from the interactive wireless device, and
- the signal from the interactive wireless device is a response from a user to a measurement reading from one or more of the plurality of sensors of the ophthalmic lens.
A method of personalizing operational protocols of an energized ophthalmic lens comprising:
- storing one or more operational protocols in a system controller of the energized ophthalmic lens;
- forming a wireless communication between an interactive wireless device and the energized ophthalmic lens;
- activating one or more sensors using the system controller of the energized ophthalmic lens;
- measuring a condition using the one or more sensors of the energized ophthalmic lens;
- sending a signal relating to the measured condition to the interactive wireless device;
- responding to the received signal using input from a user entered into the interactive wireless device;
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- modifying one or more of said operational protocols in the system controller of the energized ophthalmic lens according to the response.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.