Abstract: A quality control method for optometric measurements includes the following steps: (a) recording, via computer, a first record (14) that includes at least one first value of a first identifier (12), enabling identification of a glasses wearer (1), and at least one other value of another identifier (13) enabling identification of an optometric apparatus (15) on a first optometric measuring site (10); (b) carrying out at least one optometric measurement (16) of the wearer; (c) sending, to a second site (20), a digital measurement data set (18) including the optometric measurement result from step (b), the digital data set being linked, via computer, to the first record; and (d) digitally processing the optometric measurement result from the first record (14) on the basis of a digital data reference system (45) and the values of the respective identifiers of the glasses wearer and the optometric apparatus of the first record.

Abstract: A method, implemented by a computer, for determining a lens design of an optical lens adapted to a wearer, the method including: providing a wearer parameter; a lens design determining, during which the lens design of the optical lens adapted to the wearer is determined based at least on the wearer parameters. The wearer parameters include at least optical distortion sensitivity data representative of sensitivity of the wearer to optical distortions.

Abstract: A method for determining at least one value of a customization parameter for a visual compensation device includes the following steps: a) a user (1) equipped with an electronic terminal (2) captures at least one image or video sequence; b) telecommunicating the at least one image to a remote-support center (22); c) processing the at least one image in order to derive therefrom an instruction to correct or validate the captured image or video sequence; d) telecommunicating the correction or validation instruction from the remote-assistance center (22) to the terminal (2) of the user (1); e) displaying or emitting an audio or video message using the terminal; f) repeating the preceding steps until a validated image or video sequence is obtained; g) determining a value of the at least one customization parameter.

Abstract: A quality control method for optometric measurements includes the following steps: (a) recording, via computer, a first record (14) that includes at least one first value of a first identifier (12), enabling identification of a glasses wearer (1), and at least one other value of another identifier (13) enabling identification of an optometric apparatus (15) on a first optometric measuring site (10); (b) carrying out at least one optometric measurement (16) of the wearer; (c) sending, to a second site (20), a digital measurement data set (18) including the optometric measurement result from step (b), the digital data set being linked, via computer, to the first record; and (d) digitally processing the optometric measurement result from the first record (14) on the basis of a digital data reference system (45) and the values of the respective identifiers of the glasses wearer and the optometric apparatus of the first record.

Abstract: A method for determining at least one value of a customisation parameter for a visual compensation device includes the following steps: a) a user (1) equipped with an electronic terminal (2) captures at least one image or video sequence; b) telecommunicating the at least one image to a remote-support centre (22); c) processing the at least one image in order to derive therefrom an instruction to correct or validate the captured image or video sequence; d) telecommunicating the correction or validation instruction from the remote-assistance centre (22) to the terminal (2) of the user (1); e) displaying or emitting an audio or video message using the terminal; f) repeating the preceding steps until a validated image or video sequence is obtained; g) determining a value of the at least one customisation parameter.

Abstract: A process for determining a pair of personalized progressive ophthalmic lenses. and a computer program product associated to these processes. Right-handed persons and left-handed persons behave very differently when executing certain near vision tasks, such as writing on a sheet of paper. However, current lens designs do not take into account these behavior differences. The comfort of wearing a pair of ophthalmic lenses can be improved for the wearer for whom the lenses are intended by adapting his near vision according to his handedness.

Abstract: A process for determining a pair of personalized progressive ophthalmic lenses. and a computer program product associated to these processes. Right-handed persons and left-handed persons behave very differently when executing certain near vision tasks, such as writing on a sheet of paper. However, current lens designs do not take into account these behaviour differences. The comfort of wearing a pair of ophthalmic lenses can be improved for the wearer for whom the lenses are intended by adapting his near vision according to his handedness.

Abstract: The invention relates to a method for determining an ophthalmic lens for a person (i.sub.1, i.sub.2, i.sub.3) to wear said lens, comprising the following steps: i) determination of the size (T.sub.1, T.sub.2, T.sub.3) or height of the eyes (H.sub.1, H.sub.2, H.sub.3) of the person to wear the lens; and ii) calculation of at least one characteristic of the ophthalmic lens according to the size (T.sub.1, T.sub.2, T.sub.3) or the height of the eyes (H.sub.1, H.sub.2, H.sub.3) of the person to wear the lens. The ophthalmic lens can be progressive strength or unifocal. The invention also relates to an optimization method and a method for producing an ophthalmic lens implementing such a definition method. The invention further relates to a set of lenses having at least one characteristic that depends on the size and the height of the eyes of the person to wear the lens.

Abstract: A method for determining the value of the inset of a progressive addition lens according to a wearer comprising the steps of: providing convergence data, determining from the convergence data the inset of the progressive addition lens considering at least the convergence data and the prismatic effect of the progressive addition lens.

Abstract: A device and process for determining the dominant eye of a patient (10), wherein the device includes a target (120), a camera (110) for acquiring an image of the patient's face, and a mask (200) to be positioned in front of the patient's face. The mask includes; a closure face (210) suitable for hiding the target from the patient while enabling the camera to see the patient's face, and a viewing window (220) for the patient to view the target and which is located through the closure face in order to enable the patient to view the target with only one of his two eyes.

Abstract: An ophthalmic lens including: a prescription control point (P); an upper area having, relative to the point (P), and average-power continuous variation ?PuiSup that is monotonous between the point (P) and the point (Psup) (maximum variation point in absolute value) where the signed value of the variation ?PuiSupMax=Pui(Psup)?Pui(P) is between ?0.1 and ?0.4 dioptres; a lower area having, relative to the point (P), an average power continuous variation ?Puinf that is monotonous between the point (P) and the point (Pinf) (maximum variation point in absolute value) where the signed value of the variation ?PuiinfMax=Pui(Pinf)?Pui(P) is between +0.1 and +0.4 dioptres; the average power gradient being lower than 4.10?2×?Puitotal, where ?Puitotal=|?PuisupMax|+?PuiInfMax. Such a lens advantageously takes the accommodative dynamics of the eye into account and increases the visual comfort of the wearer.

Abstract: The invention relates to a method for determining an ophthalmic lens for a person (i1, i2, i3) to wear said lens, comprising the following steps: i) determination of the size (T1, T2, T3) or height of the eyes (H1, H2, H3) of the person to wear the lens; and ii) calculation of at least one characteristic of the ophthalmic lens according to the size (T1, T2, T3) or the height of the eyes (H1, H2, H3) of the person to wear the lens. The ophthalmic lens can be progressive strength or unifocal. The invention also relates to an optimisation method and a method for producing an ophthalmic lens implementing such a definition method. The invention further relates to a set of lenses having at least one characteristic that depends on the size and the height of the eyes of the person to wear the lens.

Abstract: An ophthalmic lens (1) for a given wearer (2), intended to be worn in an eyeglass frame, comprising: a prescription control point P corresponding to a downward gaze ?P of between ?10° and +25° and a lateral gaze displacement ?P of between ?10° and +10°; an upper area (11) defined by downward gaze values, ?, for the wearer (2), of between ?P?30° and ?P, along a downward gaze path, and by lateral gaze displacement values, ?, for the wearer (2), of between ?P?30° and ?P+30°, parallel to a lateral gaze displacement axis, a lower area (12) defined by downward gaze values, ?, for the wearer (2), of between ?P and ?P+30°, along a downward gaze path, and by lateral gaze displacement values, ?, for the wearer (2), of between ?P?30° and ?P+30°, parallel to a lateral gaze displacement axis; wherein: the power of the lens at point P is substantially equal to the prescription of the wearer, the upper area has, relative to the point P, along the downward gaze path, a continuous average power variation ?PuiSup, monotonic be

Abstract: A progressive lens for ophthalmic spectacles has an additional zone for intermediate vision. This additional zone is located beneath a near-vision zone. It enables objects located at a distance of between 1.0 and 1.5 meters, in a direction inclined at about 35 degrees to a line of sight passing through a cross mark (CM) on the lens, to be seen clearly. To achieve this, the optical power progression between a far-vision point (FV) and a near-vision point (NV) of said lens has a power-increase threshold which is located approximately at the cross mark.

Abstract: A method for determining the value of the inset of a progressive addition lens according to a wearer comprising the steps of: providing convergence data, determining from the convergence data the inset of the progressive addition lens considering at least the convergence data and the prismatic effect of the progressive addition lens.

Abstract: A progressive lens for ophthalmic spectacles has an additional zone for intermediate vision. This additional zone is located beneath a near-vision zone. It enables objects located at a distance of between 1.0 and 1.5 meters, in a direction inclined at about 35 degrees to a line of sight passing through a cross mark (CM) on the lens, to be seen clearly. To achieve this, the optical power progression between a far-vision point (FV) and a near-vision point (NV) of said lens has a power-increase threshold which is located approximately at the cross mark.

Abstract: The lens presents horizontal prismatic refractive power that varies progressively along the main progression meridian (MM?) with the addition of horizontal prismatic power being greater than 2 prismatic diopters in absolute value, this addition of horizontal prismatic power being defined by the difference between the horizontal prismatic refractive power at the reference point (L) of the far vision zone and the horizontal prismatic refractive power at the projection point (P?) of the reference point (P) of the near vision zone (VP) on the vertical line passing through the reference point (L) of the far vision zone.

Abstract: The lens presents horizontal prismatic refractive power that varies progressively along the main progression meridian (MM?) with the addition of horizontal prismatic power being greater than 2 prismatic diopters in absolute value, this addition of horizontal prismatic power being defined by the difference between the horizontal prismatic refractive power at the reference point (L) of the far vision zone and the horizontal prismatic refractive power at the projection point (P?) of the reference point (P) of the near vision zone (VP) on the vertical line passing through the reference point (L) of the far vision zone.

Abstract: There is provided a spectacle frame 1, having a least one corrective lens the characteristics of which do not vary over time and having telemetry means 5 which set off an alarm 9, 10 when the distance measured by the telemetry means is less than a predetermined preference distance. This reference distance can for example be set at between 20 and 50 cm depending on the spectacle wearer. A kit is also provided comprising a frame, telemetry means and an alarm. The spectacle frame can be prescribed for slowing down the evolution of acquired myopia in children who are starting to acquire myopia; here, the spectacle frame is provided with progressive multifocal lenses. The telemetry means and alarm incite the child to respect a sufficient working distance for close vision.