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US 9,606,374 B2Granted
Eyeglasses with movable lenses
OwnerWilliam Bushinventor
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Abstract
Eyeglasses, including a frame for supporting the eyeglasses on a user's face, a platform movably connected to the frame, and a plurality of lenses moveable relative to the frame along with the platform, each of the lenses being movably connected to the platform.
Claims16
Eyeglasses, comprising:
- a frame for supporting the eyeglasses on a user's face, the frame having a frontal frame, and a pair of ear extension supports extending from lateral ends of the frontal frame;
- a platform movably connected to the frame to rotate about a first axis substantially parallel to a line connecting the ear extension supports where the ear extension supports extend from the frontal frame;
- and
- a plurality of lenses moveable relative to the frame along with the platform, each of the lenses being movably connected to the platform to rotate about its own second axis, each of the second axes being substantially perpendicular to the first axis:
- wherein the platform is movable from:
- a first platform position in which one lens of the plurality is disposed within a selection region, in which the one lens is movable relative to the platform between an open position and a viewing position in front of and adjacent to the frontal frame, enabling a user to see through the one lens,
- to a second platform position, thereby removing the one lens of the plurality from the selection region and positioning another lens of the plurality within the selection region.
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Eyeglasses, comprising:
- a frame for supporting the eyeglasses on a user's face, the frame having a frontal frame for positioning in front of a user's eyes;
- a platform movably connected to the frame;
- and
- a plurality of lenses moveable relative to the frame along with the platform, each of the lenses being movably connected to the platform,
- wherein:
- the platform is rotatable about a first axis substantially parallel to a line connecting lateral ends of the frontal frame;
- each of the lenses is rotatable about its own secondary axis to rotate relative to the platform;
- and
- the secondary rotational axes of the plurality of lenses are not co-linear.
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Eyeglasses, comprising:
- a frame for supporting the eyeglasses on a user's face, the frame having a frontal frame, and a pair of ear extension supports extending from lateral ends of the frontal frame;
- a platform movably connected to the frame to rotate about a first axis substantially parallel to a line connecting the ear extension supports where the ear extensions supports extend from the from the frame;
- first and second lenses moveable relative to the frame along with the platform, each of the first and second lenses being movably connected to the platform to rotate about its own second axis, each of the second axes being substantially perpendicular to the first axis;
- and
- a third lens movably connected to the platform, to overlay at least one of the first and second lenses when the one of the first and second lenses is in a viewing position, thereby enabling a user to simultaneously see through both the third lens and the one of the first and second lenses in the viewing position.
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A method of changing lenses to see through on eyeglasses, comprising:
- moving a first lens out of a viewing position on a frame of the eyeglasses, the frame having a frontal frame;
- rotating a platform relative to the frame about a first axis substantially parallel to a line connecting lateral ends of the frontal frame, thereby positioning a second lens to be moved into the viewing position, wherein:
- the first and second lenses are movably disposed on the platform;
- and
- the platform is movably connected to the frame;
- and
- moving the second lens about a second axis substantially perpendicular to the first axis, into the viewing position;
- wherein any lens in the viewing position is in front of and adjacent to the frame and enables a user to see through the lens in the viewing position.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.