Patents by Inventor Martin Bissinger

Martin Bissinger has filed for patents to protect the following inventions. This listing includes patent applications that are pending as well as patents that have already been granted by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).

  • Patent number: 11726350
    Abstract: A progressive addition lens includes a first fitting point, a near vision reference point and a first optical spherical power variation between the first fitting point and the near vision reference point. The lens further includes a second fitting point and a night vision reference point located on a same face of the lens, the night vision reference point being positioned on an eye gaze direction inclined by an upward eye gaze declination angle when the user wears the progressive addition lens mounted in a frame with a downward head declination angle opposite to the upward eye gaze declination angle without moving the frame relatively to the user's face, the progressive addition lens presenting a second optical spherical power variation between the second fitting point and the night vision reference point, the night vision reference point having a lower optical spherical power than the second fitting point.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: September 11, 2018
    Date of Patent: August 15, 2023
    Assignee: RUPP + HUBRACH OPTIK GMBH
    Inventors: Roman Sturm, Thorsten Stein, Martin Bissinger
  • Publication number: 20210356766
    Abstract: A progressive addition lens includes a first fitting point, a near vision reference point and a first optical spherical power variation between the first fitting point and the near vision reference point. The lens further includes a second fitting point and a night vision reference point located on a same face of the lens, the night vision reference point being positioned on an eye gaze direction inclined by an upward eye gaze declination angle when the user wears the progressive addition lens mounted in a frame with a downward head declination angle opposite to the upward eye gaze declination angle without moving the frame relatively to the user's face, the progressive addition lens presenting a second optical spherical power variation between the second fitting point and the night vision reference point, the night vision reference point having a lower optical spherical power than the second fitting point.
    Type: Application
    Filed: September 11, 2018
    Publication date: November 18, 2021
    Applicant: RUPP + HUBRACH OPTIK GmbH
    Inventors: Roman STURM, Thorsten STEIN, Martin BISSINGER
  • Patent number: 7712897
    Abstract: A method for constructing a progressive varifocal lens having a far vision area, a near vision area and an intermediate progression area. the method comprises the steps of a) determining the x- and y-coordinates of a first point in the closed interval between the far vision reference point of the far vision area and the center point; b) determining the x and y coordinates of a second point as the near vision reference point of the near vision area; c) determining a mathematical function D(y) which obeys the following conditions: it contains the first and second points as local extrema and comprises exactly one point of inflection in the open interval between the two points; distributing the addition according to the said function along a principal meridian of progression connecting the first and second points; and d) forming the varifocal lens.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: May 25, 2005
    Date of Patent: May 11, 2010
    Inventors: Martin Bissinger, Roman Sturm, Thorsten Stein
  • Publication number: 20070222943
    Abstract: A method for constructing a progressive varifocal lens having a far vision area, a near vision area and an intermediate progression area. the method comprises the steps of a) determining the x- and y-coordinates of a first point in the closed interval between the far vision reference point of the far vision area and the center point; b) determining the x and y coordinates of a second point as the near vision reference point of the near vision area; c) determining a mathematical function D(y) which obeys the following conditions: it contains the first and second points as local extrema and comprises exactly one point of inflection in the open interval between the two points; distributing the addition according to the said function along a principal meridian of progression connecting the first and second points; and d) forming the varifocal lens.
    Type: Application
    Filed: May 25, 2005
    Publication date: September 27, 2007
    Inventors: Martin Bissinger, Roman Sturm, Thorsten Stein