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JP2011232723A |
To provide a lens assembly for viewing three-dimensional (3D) images, which is comfortable to wear and enables an user to view clear 3D images, obtained by gluing or fastly sticking prescription lenses fitted to an user's eyesight combin...
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JP2011232724A |
To provide a lens assembly for viewing three-dimensional (3D) images enabling an user to view 3D images without wearing additional prescription glasses, consisting of a pair of lenses for viewing 3D images with each of which a prescripti...
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JP2011227432A |
To provide a lens assembly for viewing three-dimensional (3D) images consisting of a pair of lenses to each inner surface of which a prescription lens fitted to a user's eyesight stuck or glued, and with which the user is able to view cl...
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JP2011227376A |
To provide a pair of front-hung spectacles capable of being mounted on different pairs of main spectacles having different shapes.A pair of front-hung spectacles 1 comprises: cover lenses 2 covering lenses 102 of a pair of main spectacle...
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JP2011222168A |
To provide a light-emitting device capable of preventing a displayed video image from being leaked to the outside.A light-emitting device 20 of the present invention includes: a first substrate 31 on which light-emitting elements U for e...
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JP4806834B2 |
The invention relates to an ophthalmic display comprising an optical imager both for shaping light beams emitted by a miniature screen of a light-beam generator system for generating light beams that are introduced into said imager via a...
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JP2011215558A |
To solve the fault wherein when an auxiliary lens is put in a temple frame, a convex portion of the auxiliary lens comes into contact with a side surface of the face to be stained and the problem that when spectacles are equipped with a ...
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JP2011209665A |
To enable a user to view a photograph of parents in life and a marriage commemorative photograph or the like stuck to an album as a stereoscopic image under conditions that a three-dimensional television and a three-dimensional film may ...
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JP4776850B2 |
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JP2011158876A |
To carry a spare sunglass lens without any bulkiness.Blind holes (11, 11a) are bored, from the backside, near both right and left edges of right and left correction lenses (10, 10), respectively, which are first lenses supported by spect...
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JP2011160166A |
To provide frame structure for a head mount display which a user wearing eyeglasses can easily wear with less burden while wearing the eyeglasses without requiring preparation of extra lenses.The frame structure for the head mount displa...
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JP3169315U |
To provide eyeglass-integrated sunglasses capable of light-shielding the upper portion of eyeglasses as sunglasses as ordinary eyeglasses and ensuring a good field of view and a wide field of view of the eyeglass part. It is made of a ho...
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JP4709648B2 |
To provide an image display device of the type that presents images in a certain part of the field of vision in which the image display device can be used for prolonged periods of time. An image display device 1 includes a main body ...
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JP4699611B2 |
A method and apparatus for mounting auxiliary eyeglasses on conventional eyeglasses in which magnets are attached to appendages on the auxiliary eyeglasses mating with magnets mounted on the temple extensions of conventional eyeglasses. ...
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JP2011095688A |
To provide an eyeglass cover for humidification of a high humidification effect that does not require a new eyeglass prescription.Water absorption sponge having continuous air bubbles for humidification is stored in the eyeglass cover fo...
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JP2011512557A |
Optical apparatus (20, 60) includes a spectacle frame (30, 64) configured to be worn by a user (22). A telescope (26, 62) is fixed to the spectacle frame and includes an objective (44), an eyepiece (28), and multiple optical surfaces (48...
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JP3167304U |
To shorten the dimension by shrinking and folding a temple when the spectacles are not used, and by adjusting the protruding length of the rear temple portion stepwise, a magnifying glass that can be used for both reading glasses and can...
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JP4670416B2 |
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JP2011065017A |
To provide glasses for image viewing which can be mounted on a proper position when used together with vision correction glasses, in the glasses for viewing an image.The glasses for image viewing includes: a frame part 102 which is provi...
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JP4641647B2 |
A vision assisting apparatus includes a casing for forming an inversely U-shaped optical path, a light entry, provided at one end of the optical path, through which light enters, a light exit, provided at another end of the optical path,...
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JP2010281920A |
To provide a cover type spectacle frame configured so that a pair of cover front portions, left and right, is detachably attached to the front of the front frame of spectacles.The cover type spectacle frame has such structure that the co...
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JP4596972B2 |
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JP2010276702A |
To provide a flip-up mechanism simply configured to easily replace a consumable such as a cam, an engaging member, or a spring when the consumable is worn or destroyed.The flip-up mechanism of a spectacle lens for fixing the spectacle le...
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JP3164229U |
To provide clip-type eyeglasses capable of quick assembly, simplification of a manufacturing process, and cost reduction. A clip-type glasses includes a clip main body 8 and a fixing pin piece, and the clip main body is injection-molded ...
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JP2010256657A |
To provide a transmission type display device and a display unit, in which a hologram virtual image is sufficiently viewed, and external daylight transmitted through sunglasses lenses around hologram elements is not suppressed more than ...
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JP2010232718A |
To provide a head-mounted image display apparatus that is easily adjusted such that any image can be observed in an effective screen size within a visual field range by an observation optical unit in a mounted posture desired by an obser...
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JP2010230716A |
To provide a head-mounted image display device which is easy to process and has sufficient strength and removes unnecessary light such as ghost light.In the head-mounted image display device where light from an image display part 8 is gu...
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JP3163234U |
To provide a visually assisting sticker which can obtain a visual effect of clearly seeing an object, can relieve tension of eye muscles, and is convenient for use. A plurality of visual holes penetrating the sheet are formed within a ce...
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JP2010226660A |
To provide a spectacle mount type image display device which is applicable to existent spectacles.The spectacle mount type image display device includes an ocular optical unit 2b disposed within one eyeball visual field of an observer, a...
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JP3162806U |
To provide a visual auxiliary seal capable of obtaining a visual effect of clearly seeing an object and relaxing tension of eye muscles. A plurality of visual holes are formed in a sheet that can be attached to a smooth surface to form a...
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JP2010197683A |
To provide a clip-on spectacle frame in which a pair of right and left clip-on front portions can be detachably attached to the front face of a front frame of spectacles. Holding portions 11 and 11 are provided to both sides of a front f...
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JP3161132U |
To provide apron-type spectacles in which an apron frame is detachably attached to the front surface of a front portion of the spectacles. A front portion 1 is made of metal, and magnets 7 and 7 are provided on the surfaces of body armor...
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JP2010522356A |
Device with at least one filter, in particular for a relieving and preventive eye protection as glasses, sun glasses or pane, wherein the device comprises at least one filter for influencing and filtering UV, blue light and infrared radi...
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JP4486709B2 |
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JP3159510U |
To provide an auxiliary material for attaching spectacles to be used by attaching to a spectacle lens of spectacles, which can be brought into close contact with an easy operation, does not impair the transparency of the lens, has no adh...
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JP2010517090A |
The invention relates particularly to a spectacle lens having a first and a second surface, wherein at least the first surface of the spectacle lens has a major portion zone and at least one prism zone. The major portion zone of the firs...
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JP3158289U |
To provide removable pinhole glasses which can be easily attached to hand-held glasses such as myopia glasses and reading glasses. A detachable pinhole glasses 10 has a pair of light-shielding plates 12 and 12 in which a plurality of pin...
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JP2010060714A |
To provide auxiliary eyeglasses, in which lenses are stopped at an optional flip-up position by a simple structure without using a bolt or spring.The eyeglasses include: the first engagement members 131 provided respectively on right and...
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JP3158051U |
To provide an apron eyeglass which can be attached to a lens portion of eyeglasses in a stable state and does not impair the appearance of the attached state as much as possible. The front-mounted spectacles are removable from the specta...
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JP4418191B2 |
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JP2009545761A |
An eyewear is described comprising two segmented look-through elements each comprising an upper and a lower segment, wherein the upper segments are provided with means to selectively direct an image to the left and/or to the right eye. P...
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JP4378738B1 |
To hang a side mirror on an ear and provide it at a position close to the eyes so that the rear side in a desired direction can be seen. Mirrors 1 and 1 are attached to Yoroi 5 and 5 provided at the ends of two temples 4 and 4 on the lef...
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JP2009540366A |
A safety eyewear is disclosed, comprising a frame and a lens attached to a removable lens carrier. The removable lens carrier is configured to be removably attached to the frame wherein the removable lens carrier only covers the side and...
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JP2009540367A |
A typical embodiment has a safety spectacle having a defined insertion portion that can be used between different safety spectacles. Such safety glasses are detachably attached to the frame, a removable lens holding portion that has a le...
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JP2009539127A |
Medical treatment apparatus that treats conditions selected from the group consisting of phantom limb pain, stroke, visual neglect syndrome, and complex regional pain syndrome, and worn on a head of a user to view an object in front of a...
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JP4353713B2 |
A spectacles assembly has a bow-shaped frame 2 with bow 2, and arms 20, 21, and a support clip or saddle-clip 21a to support a frontal lens holder 1. The frontal lens holder 1 is made out of profiled material, and the material goes aroun...
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JP2009169338A |
To provide spectacles of satisfactory using convenience, capable of using two kinds of lenses with no inconvenience in appearance.Temples 7 and a pair of inner and outer support frames 2, 3 via a pair of ring-like frames 5, 5 are hinged ...
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JP2009163049A |
To provide an eyeglass display displaying an image for the wearer of an eyeglass frame, the configuration of which can be changed by a user according to his/her purpose, taste, etc.The eyeglass display includes: the eyeglass frame which ...
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JP3150978U |
To provide magnetic magnetic apron spectacles which can prevent the apron frame from falling off while wearing spectacles and do not impair the design of the spectacles even if the apron frame is removed. A front frame 1 constituting an ...
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JPWO2007046401A1 |
The system for manufacturing various optical members used to be attached to the optics to assist the function of the spectacles includes a terminal device that transmits order data for ordering the optical members based on the optics inf...
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