Patents by Inventor Dustin Morley
Dustin Morley 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).
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Publication number: 20250228708Abstract: A method that includes illuminating an eye with light at a first time and a second time and generating a first image of the eye based on the light that illuminates the eye at the first time. The method includes generating a second image of the eye based on the light that illuminates the eye at the second time. The method further includes positioning a laser source relative to the eye, wherein the laser source generates a therapeutic laser beam to be directed to the eye, wherein the first time is just prior to the therapeutic laser beam being directed to the eye and the second time is prior to the first time. The method further includes correcting orientation of the laser source relative to the eye based on a correlation function that is defined for the first and second images of the eye.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 26, 2024Publication date: July 17, 2025Applicant: Lensar, Inc.Inventor: Dustin Morley
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Patent number: 12251338Abstract: Systems and methods for performing laser cataract surgery, for using a biometric system to determine a material property of a structure of the eye, laser pulses in a laser shot pattern having different powers. A therapeutic laser, and laser delivery system having the capability to vary the power of the laser beam.Type: GrantFiled: July 13, 2020Date of Patent: March 18, 2025Assignee: Lensar, Inc.Inventors: Dustin Morley, Gary P. Gray, Richard Ty Olmstead
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Patent number: 12070419Abstract: A method that includes illuminating an eye with light at a first time and a second time and generating a first image of the eye based on the light that illuminates the eye at the first time. The method includes generating a second image of the eye based on the light that illuminates the eye at the second time. The method further includes positioning a laser source relative to the eye, wherein the laser source generates a therapeutic laser beam to be directed to the eye, wherein the first time is just prior to the therapeutic laser beam being directed to the eye and the second time is prior to the first time. The method further includes correcting orientation of the laser source relative to the eye based on a correlation function that is defined for the first and second images of the eye.Type: GrantFiled: July 12, 2021Date of Patent: August 27, 2024Assignee: Lensar, Inc.Inventor: Dustin Morley
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Publication number: 20220142816Abstract: A method that includes illuminating an eye with light at a first time and a second time and generating a first image of the eye based on the light that illuminates the eye at the first time. The method includes generating a second image of the eye based on the light that illuminates the eye at the second time. The method further includes positioning a laser source relative to the eye, wherein the laser source generates a therapeutic laser beam to be directed to the eye, wherein the first time is just prior to the therapeutic laser beam being directed to the eye and the second time is prior to the first time. The method further includes correcting orientation of the laser source relative to the eye based on a correlation function that is defined for the first and second images of the eye.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 12, 2021Publication date: May 12, 2022Applicant: Lensar, Inc.Inventor: Dustin Morley
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Publication number: 20210378864Abstract: A patient interface device (PID) for contacting the surface of the eye and having a meniscus inverter. A pin, clip and ridge configuration for holding a window and maintaining an open reservoir of BSS in a PID. A PID for integrated systems and methods for performing laser and phacoemulsification operations. A PID for a reconfigurable system for performing a laser procedure in a laser configuration, and then being reconfigured into a phaco configuration, to perform a phacoemulsification, and then being reconfigured back to the laser configuration.Type: ApplicationFiled: January 1, 2021Publication date: December 9, 2021Applicant: Lensar, Inc.Inventors: E. VALASKI TEUMA, GEORGE CURATU, GARY P. GRAY, JOHN McWHIRTER, ARTHUR NEWTON, SCOTT ANDERSON, Alan Connaughton, Dustin Morley, Dale McPherson
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Publication number: 20210298955Abstract: A fully integrated laser-ultrasound, including femto-phaco, system having a foot print of less than 1,500 sq inches. Integrated communication and control system for laser-ultrasound, including femto-phaco, system including common control system and GUI. A reconfigurable laser-ultrasound, including femto-phaco, femto-phaco system having different configurations and positions of a laser delivery head, and having a single laser beam path length for all configurations. Integrated systems and methods for performing laser and phacoemulsification operations. A reconfigurable system for performing a laser procedure in a laser configuration, and then being reconfigured into a phaco configuration, to perform a phacoemulsification, and then being reconfigured back to the laser configuration.Type: ApplicationFiled: January 1, 2021Publication date: September 30, 2021Applicant: Lensar, Inc.Inventors: JOHN McWHIRTER, GEORGE CURATU, GARY P. GRAY, SCOTT ANDERSON, ARTHUR NEWTON, E. VALASKI TEUMA, Alan Connaughton, Dustin Morley, Dale McPherson
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Publication number: 20210259881Abstract: Integrated systems and methods for performing laser and phacoemulsification operations. A reconfigurable system for performing a laser procedure in a laser configuration, and then being reconfigured into a phaco configuration, to perform a phacoemulsification, and then being reconfigured back to the laser configuration. Non-handed systems that provide full position and usage around a patient. Integrated imaging, cataract grading and determination of combination laser-ultrasound therapies, including femto-phaco, therapies. Integrated control and determining systems for recommending and delivering predetermined laser shot patterns and predetermined phacoemulsification procedures to address conditions of the eye, including cataracts.Type: ApplicationFiled: January 1, 2021Publication date: August 26, 2021Applicant: Lensar, Inc.Inventors: GARY P. GRAY, GEORGE CURATU, SCOTT ANDERSON, JOHN McWHIRTER, ARTHUR NEWTON, E. VALASKI TEUMA, Alan Connaughton, Dustin Morley, Dale McPherson
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Patent number: 11090190Abstract: A method that includes illuminating an eye with light at a first time and a second time and generating a first image of the eye based on the light that illuminates the eye at the first time. The method includes generating a second image of the eye based on the light that illuminates the eye at the second time. The method further includes positioning a laser source relative to the eye, wherein the laser source generates a therapeutic laser beam to be directed to the eye, wherein the first time is just prior to the therapeutic laser beam being directed to the eye and the second time is prior to the first time. The method further includes correcting orientation of the laser source relative to the eye based on a correlation function that is defined for the first and second images of the eye.Type: GrantFiled: July 28, 2014Date of Patent: August 17, 2021Assignee: Lensar, Inc.Inventor: Dustin Morley
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Publication number: 20210137738Abstract: Systems and methods for performing laser cataract surgery, for using a biometric system to determine a material property of a structure of the eye, laser pulses in a laser shot pattern having different powers. A therapeutic laser, and laser delivery system having the capability to vary the power of the laser beam.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 13, 2020Publication date: May 13, 2021Applicant: Lensar, Inc.Inventors: Dustin Morley, Gary P. Gray, Richard Ty Olmstead
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Publication number: 20200337902Abstract: Systems and methods for performing laser cataract surgery, for using a biometric system to determine a material property of a structure of the eye, laser pulses in a laser shot pattern having different powers. A therapeutic laser, and laser delivery system having the capability to vary the power of the laser beam.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 13, 2020Publication date: October 29, 2020Applicant: Lensar, Inc.Inventors: Dustin Morley, Gary P. Gray, Richard Ty Olmstead
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Patent number: 10709610Abstract: Systems and methods for performing laser cataract surgery, for using a biometric system to determine a material property of a structure of the eye, laser pulses in a laser shot pattern having different powers. A therapeutic laser, and laser delivery system having the capability to vary the power of the laser beam.Type: GrantFiled: April 15, 2016Date of Patent: July 14, 2020Assignee: Lensar, Inc.Inventors: Dustin Morley, Gary P. Gray, Richard Ty Olmstead
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Publication number: 20160302971Abstract: Systems and methods for performing laser cataract surgery, for using a biometric system to determine a material property of a structure of the eye, laser pulses in a laser shot pattern having different powers. A therapeutic laser, and laser delivery system having the capability to vary the power of the laser beam.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 15, 2016Publication date: October 20, 2016Applicant: Lensar, LLCInventors: Dustin Morley, Gary P. Gray, Richard Ty Olmstead
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Publication number: 20150105759Abstract: A method that includes illuminating an eye with light at a first time and a second time and generating a first image of the eye based on the light that illuminates the eye at the first time. The method includes generating a second image of the eye based on the light that illuminates the eye at the second time. The method further includes positioning a laser source relative to the eye, wherein the laser source generates a therapeutic laser beam to be directed to the eye, wherein the first time is just prior to the therapeutic laser beam being directed to the eye and the second time is prior to the first time. The method further includes correcting orientation of the laser source relative to the eye based on a correlation function that is defined for the first and second images of the eye.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 28, 2014Publication date: April 16, 2015Inventor: Dustin Morley