18332536. PRESCRIPTION LENS ENROLLMENT AND SWITCHING FOR OPTICAL SENSING SYSTEMS simplified abstract (Apple Inc.)

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PRESCRIPTION LENS ENROLLMENT AND SWITCHING FOR OPTICAL SENSING SYSTEMS

Organization Name

Apple Inc.

Inventor(s)

Anup Rathi of Milpitas CA (US)

Julia Benndorf of Mountain View CA (US)

Zeyad Zaky of Mountain View CA (US)

Katharina Buckl of Starnberg (DE)

Duncan A. Mcroberts of Boulder CO (US)

PRESCRIPTION LENS ENROLLMENT AND SWITCHING FOR OPTICAL SENSING SYSTEMS - A simplified explanation of the abstract

This abstract first appeared for US patent application 18332536 titled 'PRESCRIPTION LENS ENROLLMENT AND SWITCHING FOR OPTICAL SENSING SYSTEMS

Simplified Explanation

The patent application describes a system that can identify when a user is wearing the wrong prescription lenses and take appropriate actions. Here are the key points:

  • The system can notify the user to switch prescription lenses or initiate an enrollment process for the lenses.
  • It can identify the prescription of a lens and compare it to the user's enrolled prescriptions.
  • If the identified prescription does not match the expected enrolled prescription, the system notifies the user to switch lenses.
  • If there are no enrolled prescriptions, the system prompts the user to enroll the lens.

Potential Applications

  • Optometry clinics and eyewear stores can use this system to ensure customers have the correct prescription lenses.
  • Individuals who wear prescription lenses can benefit from this system by easily identifying if they are wearing the wrong prescription.

Problems Solved

  • This system solves the problem of wearing the wrong prescription lenses, which can lead to discomfort and vision problems.
  • It eliminates the need for manual checks or relying solely on the user's perception to determine if the lenses are correct.

Benefits

  • Users can avoid discomfort and potential vision problems by wearing the correct prescription lenses.
  • The system provides a convenient and automated way to identify and rectify incorrect prescriptions.
  • Optometry clinics and eyewear stores can improve customer satisfaction by ensuring accurate prescriptions.


Original Abstract Submitted

A system can perform a method to identify when one or more lenses are the wrong prescription for the user. In some embodiments, the system notifies the user to switch prescription lenses or initiates an enrollment process for the lenses. In some embodiments, the system can identify the prescription of a lens and compare the identified prescription to one or more enrolled prescriptions for the user (e.g., previously defined in user settings associated with user profile). When the identified prescription of the lens does not match an expected enrolled prescription for the user), the system can notify the user to switch prescription lenses. When there are no enrolled prescriptions for the user, the device can prompt the user to enroll the lens.