Granted Patent B2

US 12,613,404 · App. 19/212,115 · Granted Apr 28, 2026

Inventors: Richard E. Feinbloom (New York, NY); Moty Solomon (Beit uiel, IL)

Assignee: Designs for Vision, Inc.

G02B23/16G02B21/361G02B21/368G02B23/08G02B23/14G02C9/04A61B90/361

Abstract

Claims (63)

1 . An examination/visualization system comprising:

an eyewear comprising:

a first lens; and

a second lens, joined by a bridge element;

a visualization system associated with at least one of the first lens and the second lens, the visualization system comprising:

a viewing/collection system comprising:

a magnification device configured to:

 magnify, by a known level of magnification, an image of an object, the first magnification device comprising:

 an objective lens; and

an eye-lens, the objective lens and the eye-lens forming a first optical axis; and

an image capture assembly comprising:

 a second eye-lens, wherein the second eye-lens forms a second optical axis substantially perpendicular to the first optical axis;

 a beam splitter positioned between the objective lens and the eye-lens, the light director configured to:

 transmit through the beam splitter, a first portion of light, associated with the object, entering the objective lens along the first axis to the eye-lens, wherein a first magnified image of the object is formed; and

 reflect, through the beam splitter, a second portion of the light along the second axis to the second eye-lens, wherein a second magnified image of the object is formed;

 an image capture device configured to:

 receive light associated with the second magnified image of the object along the second axis; and

 generate an image of the object from the received light;

a display system comprising:

a display screen; and

an electronic assembly configured to:

 receive information associated with at least one of: the image of the object and biometric data; and

 direct the received information to the display screen.

2 . The examination/visualization system of claim 1 , wherein the display screen is positioned before a corresponding one the first lens and the second lens, or after a corresponding one of the first lens and the second lens.

3 . The examination/visualization system of claim 1 , wherein the second eye-lens and the objective lens form a second magnification device, the second magnification device having a same level of magnification as the known level of magnification of the first magnification device.

4 . The examination/visualization system of claim 1 , wherein the second eye-lens and the objective lens form a second magnification device, the second magnification device having a different level of magnification than the known level of magnification level of the first magnification device.

5 . The examination/visualization system of claim 1 , wherein the display system further comprising:

a display director configured to:

receive the received information; and

direct the received information to a collimating lens.

6 . The examination/visualization system of claim 1 , wherein the image capture device comprises:

a device configured to:

capture light in one of: a visible light wavelength range and a non-visible wavelength range.

7 . The examination/visualization system of claim 6 comprising:

a second light director configured to:

receive the second portion of the light along the second axis; and

re-direct the received second portion of light along a third axis; and

a second image capture device comprises:

a device configured to:

capture the light along the third axis.

8 . The examination/visualization system of claim 1 , further comprising:

an objective lens filter, the objective lens filter configured to:

block light wavelengths associated with the image being viewed through the objective lens in a first wavelength range, and

allow light wavelengths associated with the image being viewed through the objective lens in a second wavelength range to pass substantially unattenuated.

9 . The examination/visualization system of claim 8 , further comprising:

an eye-lens filter, the eye-lens filter configured to:

block the light wavelengths associated with the image being viewed through the objective lens in the first wavelength range, and

allow the light wavelengths associated with the image being viewed through the objective lens in the second wavelength range to pass substantially unattenuated.

10 . The examination/visualization system of claim 9 , wherein the objective lens filter and the eye-lens filter comprise at least one of: a high-pass filter, a long-pass filter, a short-pass filter, a low-pass filter, a band-pass filter and a notch filter.

11 . The examination/visualization system of claim 1 , comprising at least one of: a headband and a head strap.

12 . The examination/visualization system of claim 11 , wherein the electronic assembly is attached to one of: the eyewear, the headband and the head strap.

13 . The examination/visualization system of claim 12 , comprising:

a lighting assembly attached to at least one of: the eyewear, the headband and the head strap, the lighting assembly comprising:

at least one lighting element, the lighting assembly configured to:

emit light in at least one light wavelength range.

14 . The examination/visualization system of claim 13 , wherein the lighting assembly comprises:

a plurality of lighting elements arranged concentrically about a central axis, wherein the light emitted by the lighting elements converge at a common point along the central axis.

15 . The examination/visualization system of claim 13 , wherein the lighting assembly comprises:

at least one lighting element comprising:

a plurality of lighting sources arranged about an inner circumference of the lighting element; and

a lighting director configured to:

direct light received by corresponding ones of the plurality of lighting sources toward at least one objective lens, wherein the at least one objective lens is configured to:

focus the received light onto a known area a known distance from the at least one objective lens.

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