Meta platforms technologies, llc (20240111201). STACKED GRADIENT-INDEX LIQUID CRYSTAL LENS ASSEMBLY simplified abstract
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STACKED GRADIENT-INDEX LIQUID CRYSTAL LENS ASSEMBLY
Organization Name
meta platforms technologies, llc
Inventor(s)
Eric Stratton of Redmond WA (US)
STACKED GRADIENT-INDEX LIQUID CRYSTAL LENS ASSEMBLY - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 20240111201 titled 'STACKED GRADIENT-INDEX LIQUID CRYSTAL LENS ASSEMBLY
Simplified Explanation
The disclosed device includes a lens stack with a first gradient-index liquid crystal lens and a second gradient-index liquid crystal lens in tandem. The lens stack is configured to reach a target optical power based on the optical powers of the two lenses.
- Explanation of the patent/innovation:
- The device includes a lens stack with two gradient-index liquid crystal lenses. - The lenses work together to achieve a target optical power. - The configuration of the lenses allows for precise control of the optical power.
- Potential applications of this technology:
- Camera lenses - Microscopes - Telescopes
- Problems solved by this technology:
- Precise control of optical power - Improved image quality - Enhanced focusing capabilities
- Benefits of this technology:
- Higher quality images - Increased accuracy in optical power adjustment - Versatile applications in various optical devices
- Potential commercial applications of this technology:
- Consumer electronics - Medical imaging devices - Scientific instruments
- Possible prior art:
- Previous patents related to gradient-index liquid crystal lenses - Research papers on optical power control in lens systems
- Unanswered questions:
- How does this technology compare to traditional lens systems in terms of performance and cost?
This article does not provide a direct comparison between this technology and traditional lens systems. Further research or testing would be needed to determine the performance and cost differences between the two.
- What are the limitations of using gradient-index liquid crystal lenses in optical devices?
The article does not discuss any limitations or challenges associated with using gradient-index liquid crystal lenses in optical devices. Additional studies or experiments may be necessary to identify and address any potential limitations.
Original Abstract Submitted
the disclosed device may include a lens stack. the lens stack may include a first gradient-index liquid crystal lens and a second gradient-index liquid crystal lens in tandem with the first gradient-index liquid crystal lens. the lens stack may be configured to reach a target optical power based on a first optical power of the first gradient-index liquid crystal lens and a second optical power of the second gradient-index liquid crystal lens. various other devices, systems, and methods are also disclosed.
