Abstract: The present disclosure includes systems, apparatuses, and methods for an optical system. In some aspects, the systems and devices may produce a wafer for use in the manufacture of an optical article. The wafer includes a laminate having a first layer that includes a first matrix material having a lower surface and an upper surface opposite the lower surface and a second layer that includes a second matrix material, the second layer is coupled to the first layer and covers at least a portion of the lower surface or the upper surface. The first layer includes a first thickness at a central portion that is greater than a second thickness at an edge portion.

Abstract: The present disclosure includes systems, apparatuses, and methods for an optical system. In some aspects, the systems and devices may produce a wafer for use in the manufacture of an optical article. The wafer includes a laminate having a first layer that includes a first matrix material having a lower surface and an upper surface opposite the lower surface and a second layer that includes a second matrix material, the second layer is coupled to the first layer and covers at least a portion of the lower surface or the upper surface. The first layer includes a first thickness at a central portion that is greater than a second thickness at an edge portion.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to a laminate, comprising a first film including a pattern of microstructures debossed within a first surface of the first film, each microstructure of the debossed pattern of microstructures being an optical microstructure arranged such that a height of the first surface of the first film is greater than a height of each optical microstructure, and a second film that is laminated, via a first surface of the second film, to the first film at the first surface of the first film, wherein a delta between the height of the first surface of the first film and the height of each optical microstructure encapsulates, upon the lamination of the second film to the first film, a void fill material in at least a portion of at least one void defined by the delta.

Abstract: A method of forming an ophthalmic laminate lens, includes: forming a planar laminate (100) by adhering a first stretched polymer layer (115) to a first side of a thermoplastic elastomer layer (120), and adhering a second polymer layer (125) to a second side of the thermoplastic elastomer layer (120), the first stretched polymer layer (115) having a thickness greater than 250 ?m, the second polymer layer (125) having a thickness greater than 250 ?m, and the thermoplastic elastomer layer (120) having a thickness in a range of 15 ?m to 150 ?m; thermoforming the planar laminate (100) into a curved laminate (105), the curve laminate (105) having a pre-molding curvature; arranging the curved laminate(105) in a mold (145a); and molding, via the mold set (145a, 145b) at a predetermined temperature and a predetermined pressure, the curved laminate (105) with a polymer melt (140) into a curved lens, wherein a temperature of the polymer melt (140) is above a stretch temperature of the first stretched polymer layer (115)

Abstract: A laminate, includes: a first layer, a first material of the first layer having a first refractive index, the first layer including a first surface; a first microstructure layer including a first microstructure pattern formed on a first surface of the microstructure layer, a first microstructure material of the first microstructure layer having a first microstructure material refractive index, the first microstructure pattern having first repeating structures with a first predetermined periodicity, the microstructure layer being disposed on the first surface of the first layer; a second layer, a second material of the second layer having a second refractive index, the second layer being disposed adjacent to the first surface of the first microstructure layer; and a third layer, a third material of the third layer having a third refractive index, the third layer being disposed adjacent to the second layer on a side opposite the microstructure layer.

Abstract: A method of forming an ophthalmic laminate lens, includes: forming a planar laminate by adhering a first polycarbonate layer to a first side of a thermoplastic elastomer layer, and adhering a second polycarbonate layer to a second side of the thermoplastic elastomer layer, the first polycarbonate layer having a thickness greater than 250 ?m, the second polycarbonate layer having a thickness greater than 250 ?m, and the thermoplastic elastomer layer having a thickness in a range of 15 ?m to 150 ?m; thermoforming the planar laminate into a curved laminate, the curve laminate having a pre-molding curvature; arranging the curved laminate in a mold; and molding, via the mold set at a predetermined temperature and a predetermined pressure, the curved laminate with a polymer melt into a curved lens.

Abstract: A spectacle lens is disclosed that includes compound microlenses arranged in a pattern. A compound microlens includes an on-axis microlenslet and an off-axis sub-lenslet located on the on-axis microlenslet. The off-axis sub-lenslet has a different optical functionality than the on-axis microlenslet. By selecting the appropriate compound microlens design, the addition of microlenslets with sub-lenslets around the periphery of the main structure optimizes the spectacle lens for myopia prevention, vertigo prevention, or any other visual related condition.

Abstract: The present disclosure includes systems, apparatuses, and methods for an optical system. In some aspects, the systems and devices may produce a wafer for use in the manufacture of an optical article. The wafer includes a laminate having a first layer that includes a first matrix material having a lower surface and an upper surface opposite the lower surface and a second layer that includes a second matrix material, the second layer is coupled to the first layer and covers at least a portion of the lower surface or the upper surface. The first layer includes a first thickness at a central portion that is greater than a second thickness at an edge portion.