The present invention includes an apparatus and a method for retaining eyeglasses on a remote panel with a holding element positioned on the remote panel and a temple element positioned on the eyeglasses.

The system disclosed herein generally discloses a system for securing eyewear to a user or object. The system comprises an eyewear frame having a first temple and a second temple, wherein each temple is pivotally connected to the eyewear frame at a hinge. The system further discloses a first sleeve and second sleeve each having an external side, an internal side, an anterior end, a posterior end, and an insertion chamber extending between the external and internal sides of the sleeve and also extending through the anterior and posterior ends of the sleeve. Each sleeve is positioned along the length of the temple by positioning the temple through the insertion chamber of the sleeve. The system further discloses a first magnetized element secured to the external side of the first sleeve of the disclosed system, and a second magnetized element secured to the internal side of the second sleeve of the disclosed system. The magnetized elements are magnetically secured to one another when the eyewear's respective temples are pivoted into a closed folded position.

The system disclosed herein generally discloses a system for securing eyewear to a user or object. The system comprises an eyewear frame having a first temple and a second temple, wherein each temple is pivotally connected to the eyewear frame at a hinge. The system further discloses a first sleeve and second sleeve each having an external side, an internal side, an anterior end, a posterior end, and an insertion chamber extending between the external and internal sides of the sleeve and also extending through the anterior and posterior ends of the sleeve. Each sleeve is positioned along the length of the temple by positioning the temple through the insertion chamber of the sleeve. The system further discloses a first magnetized element secured to the external side of the first sleeve of the disclosed system, and a second magnetized element secured to the internal side of the second sleeve of the disclosed system. The magnetized elements are magnetically secured to one another when the eyewear's respective temples are pivoted into a closed folded position.

A multiple glasses storage apparatus comprising articles, means, and methods. A storage case comprising a single open ended tubular compartment sandwiched by flexible material creating an interior and exterior access flap. A means for coupling the interior and exterior access flap forming a coupled access flap. A means for fastening the coupled access flap creating an opening access hole. A rectangular connecting baseplate comprising two slab faces. A rectangular connecting strap comprising two strap faces. A means for coupling the first strap face with the second strap face. A means for coupling the second strap face with the first slab face. A means for coupling the second slab face with the storage case. A method of fastening and opening the coupled access flap. Methods of using one or more connecting straps with one or more storage cases with or without the connecting baseplate all in cooperation with each other.

A multiple glasses storage apparatus comprising articles, means, and methods. A storage case comprising a single open ended tubular compartment sandwiched by flexible material creating an interior and exterior access flap. A means for coupling the interior and exterior access flap forming a coupled access flap. A means for fastening the coupled access flap creating an opening access hole. A rectangular connecting baseplate comprising two slab faces. A rectangular connecting strap comprising two strap faces. A means for coupling the first strap face with the second strap face. A means for coupling the second strap face with the first slab face. A means for coupling the second slab face with the storage case. A method of fastening and opening the coupled access flap. Methods of using one or more connecting straps with one or more storage cases with or without the connecting baseplate all in cooperation with each other.

A distributed augmented reality system for producing rendered environment includes a neckband formed from a first arm, second arm, and computation compartment. A power source is embedded in the first and/or second arm, while a processor is embedded in the computation compartment of the neckband. The neckband may be capable of producing an AR, VR or MR environment, or any combination thereof. The neckband device may be used with a coupled eyewear device system encompassing a Near-Eye Display (NED) and/or secondary user device, which may also produce an AR, VR or MR environment, or any combination thereof. The neckband device may provide power and computation to the eyewear device, allowing for a reduced form factor AR/VR/MR eyewear device.

The present invention includes an apparatus and a method for retaining eyeglasses on a remote panel with a holding element positioned on the remote panel and a temple element positioned on the eyeglasses.

A device is for attaching glasses to garments. The device includes an elongate element into which are placed fasteners for fastening to garments and a device for attaching a glasses temple.

A device is for attaching glasses to garments. The device includes an elongate element into which are placed fasteners for fastening to garments and a device for attaching a glasses temple.

A portable vision assistance assembly (1, 30, 51) is provided comprising a body (3, 35, 55) including a first attachment formation (5, 39, 59) configured to releasably attach the body to a stationary, secondary structure (7), in front of a mirror. The body defines a cavity (9, 47, 57) configured to house a vision correcting optical lens (11, 111, 211, 311). A lid (13, 49, 69) is attached to the body at the entrance of the cavity that is moveable between a closed condition in which it covers the entrance (15) and an open condition in which the lid extends away from the entrance to provide access to the cavity. When the lid extends away from the entrance it positions a second attachment formation (17, 65) provided on the lid for the attachment of a vision correcting optical lens in front of a mirror.