Abstract: A method is provided to label invisible fluorescence by a visible light. A surgeon gets rid of screen for direct observation without repeated location confirmations between surgical site and onscreen mark. Fluid movement of a fluorescent dye can be observed in a real-time mode. Through projecting a visible-light spot at a fluorescent area at real time, the surgeon observes the fluorescent area the visible-light spot projecting to. Hence, the problem that fluorescence imaging technology must rely on screen to see the location of the fluorescent area is solved. When a patient moves or fluorescent areas changes, an image sensor automatically adjusts an area labeled by a visible-light spot through changing a photographing area with a focus automatically set. In addition, the method adjusts a projecting angle of the visible-light spot with an initial mirror and a final mirror only. Adjustment of lens group is not required the saving money.

Abstract: An optometric automatic test device and method for a lens are provided to perform image capturing and reading with an image analysis technique, perform automatic focusing by automated control technology rather than by the test worker's operation, and enable two tests, namely refractive power test and astigmatism test, to be performed on eyeglass lenses automatically, so as to greatly reduce the errors caused by the test worker's operation and enhance test efficiency.

Abstract: A virtual reality telescopic observation system of an intelligent electronic device. The virtual reality telescopic observation system includes an electronic device arranged for displaying a virtual image, an engagement slot arranged for movably embedding the electronic device therein and a virtual reality telescopic optical module, including at least one optical lens installed corresponding to the electronic device, arranged for projecting the virtual image displayed by the electronic device into the virtual reality telescopic optical module, such that a viewer views the virtual image displayed by the electronic device from the virtual reality telescopic optical module. Wherein, when the viewer performs a virtual reality telescopic observation, the angle, distance and position of the virtual image displayed by the electronic device are adjusted according to a changing of the field of view made by the viewer.

Abstract: A non-contact apparatus for a stability assessment of a dental implant is provided. The non-contact apparatus includes a triggering device and a dental implant containing a root body and an impact generating device, wherein the root body has a cavity, the impact generating device is located in the cavity, and the triggering device provides a non-contact impetus for triggering the impact generating device.

Abstract: An apparatus for performing photodynamic diagnosis and photodynamic therapy on a target region that is pre-given with a photosensitizer precursor includes a display unit, an excitation light source operable to irradiate the target region with exciting light so as to excite emission of fluorescence from the target region as a result of fluorescence response of the photosensitizer precursor, an image capturing unit operable to capture a white light image and a fluorescent image of the target region, an image processing unit operable to superimpose the white light image and the fluorescent image into a synthesized image and to provide at least one of the white light image, the fluorescent image and the synthesized image thereto for display on the display unit, and a curing light source operable to irradiate a specified portion of the target region with curing light for treating the specified portion.

Abstract: A telescope imaging system includes a first lens group for receiving a spot light and generating a first refracted beam, a second lens group for receiving the first refracted beam and generating a second refracted beam, a third lens group having a convex lens disposed at a side of the third lens group distant from the spot light for receiving the second refracted beam and generating a parallel beam by an effective focus formed by the first lens group, the second lens group and the third lens group, a first reflective mirror having an opening, receiving the parallel beam and generating a reflected beam, and a second reflective mirror adjacent to the third group lens and reflecting the reflected beam for allowing the reflected beam passing through the opening and focused as an image.

Abstract: A cutting device for cutting a hard-brittle material along a cutting path is provided. The cutting device includes a cooling source having a first output terminal for providing a first cooling effect along the cutting path, and a heating source having a second output terminal disposed in the first output terminal for providing a heating effect following the first cooling effect along the cutting path.

Abstract: A method for cutting a nonmetal material is provided. The method includes steps of (a) generating a tension stress on a surface of the nonmetal material by exerting a bending stress thereon; (b) providing a thermal effect along a path direction on the surface, wherein the thermal effect grows along a direction opposite to the path direction; (c) providing a first cryogenic effect in a first incident direction along the path direction; and (d) providing a second cryogenic effect in a second incident direction along the path direction, wherein a crack along the path direction on the surface is formed as a result of the tension stress, the thermal effect, and the cryogenic effects therealong for cutting the nonmetal material.

Abstract: A lens inspection device and method are provided. The lens inspection method includes the steps of providing a collimating light beam, polarizing the collimating light beam by a polarizer to produce a polarized light beam, deflecting the polarized light beam by a lens to be measured to produce a deflected light beam, providing a phase retardation plate through which a polarized compensation image is generated, and comparing the polarized compensation image with a lookup table having standard color values of a plurality of standard polarization compensated images recorded therein, so as to determine whether a deformation is presented on the lens.

Abstract: A device for measuring a lens, comprising a first interferometer having a first optical axis and carried on a first adjustment base, a lens holder for holding the lens having a first surface having a first lens optical axis and a second surface having a second lens optical axis, and a platen having a sliding rail and carrying the first adjustment base and the lens holder thereon, wherein the lens holder is movable on the sliding rail, wherein each of the first adjustment base and the lens holder has a tetra-axis adjustment mechanism through which a relative positional relationship of the first optical axis of the first interferometer and the first lens optical axis of the first surface of the lens is adjustable.

Abstract: A machining method for a brittle material is provided. The machining method includes steps of heating the brittle material; providing a concentrated cold source; and spurting the concentrated cold source on a surface of the brittle material along a predetermined cutting path.

Abstract: A non-contact apparatus for a stability assessment of a dental implant is provided. The non-contact apparatus includes a triggering device and a dental implant containing a root body and an impact generating device, wherein the root body has a cavity, the impact generating device is located in the cavity, and the triggering device provides a non-contact impetus for triggering the impact generating device.

Abstract: A cutting device for cutting a hard-brittle material along a cutting path is provided. The cutting device includes a cooling source having a first output terminal for providing a first cooling effect along the cutting path, and a heating source having a second output terminal disposed in the first output terminal for providing a heating effect following the first cooling effect along the cutting path.

Abstract: A telescope imaging system is provided. The telescope imaging system comprises a first lens group for receiving a spot light and generating a first refracted beam, a second lens group for receiving the first refracted beam and generating a second refracted beam, a third lens group having a convex lens disposed at a side of the third lens group distant from the spot light for receiving the second refracted beam and generating a parallel beam by an effective focus formed by the first lens group, the second lens group and the third lens group, a first reflective mirror having an opening, receiving the parallel beam and generating a reflected beam, and a second reflective mirror adjacent to the third group lens and reflecting the reflected beam for allowing the reflected beam passing through the opening and focused as an image.

Abstract: In the present invention, a method for cutting a nonmetal material is provided. The method includes steps of (a) generating a tension stress on a surface of the nonmetal material by exerting a bending stress thereon; (b) providing a thermal effect along a path direction on the surface, wherein the thermal effect grows along a direction opposite to the path direction; (c) providing a first cryogenic effect in a first incident direction along the path direction; and (d) providing a second cryogenic effect in a second incident direction along the path direction, wherein a crack along the path direction on the surface is formed as a result of the tension stress, the thermal effect, and the cryogenic effects therealong for cutting the nonmetal material.

Abstract: A lens inspection device and method are provided. The lens inspection method includes the steps of providing a collimating light beam, polarizing the collimating light beam by a polarizer to produce a polarized light beam, deflecting the polarized light beam by a lens to be measured to produce a deflected light beam, providing a phase retardation plate through which a polarized compensation image is generated, and comparing the polarized compensation image with a lookup table having standard color values of a plurality of standard polarization compensated images recorded therein, so as to determine whether a deformation is presented on the lens.

Abstract: A mini-camera with an adjustable structure mainly includes a camera body, a support and at least one limiting element disposed at a connection between the camera body and the support. The limiting element provides the camera body with enough friction for adjusting the viewing angle of a camera lens relative to the support. A user can step-less adjust the view angle of the camera lens of the camera body, the user doesn't need disassemble the camera body or the support, and further the user cannot damage the connection between the camera body and the support for maintaining the outside beauty of the mini-camera.