Glasses include a main body, a glasses leg, and a connecting device. The glasses leg is connected to an end portion of the main body through the connecting device in such a way that the glasses leg is rotatable. The connecting device includes: a first connecting member, a second connecting member, and an elastic member, where the first connecting member is arranged on the end portion of the main body, a first end of the second connecting member is hinged with the first connecting member, a second end of the second connecting member is hinged with the glasses leg, and the elastic member is located between the second connecting member and the glasses leg, where a first elastic end of the elastic member abuts against the glasses leg, a second elastic end of the elastic member abuts against the second connecting member.

A method produces a spectacle arm that has an arm body (1) made of plastics material and a metal support inlay (3), in which method the arm body (1) is manufactured additively with a receiving recess for the support inlay (3) and then the support inlay (3) is introduced into the receiving recess of the arm body (1). The arm body (1) is manufactured additively with a longitudinal groove (2) as the receiving recess, which extends at least along a portion of the arm body, and the longitudinal groove (2) with the introduced support inlay (3) is injected with plastics material.

Devices providing adjustable optical power have previously been proposed for use as corrective lenses in prescription eyeglasses. There is disclosed a lens having optical power adjustable by relative lateral translation of two lens elements, the lens comprising: a first lens element sealed to a cover to define a cavity therebetween; a second lens element disposed within the cavity and coupled to an elongate drive element extending laterally from the second lens element, the second lens element being arranged to be driven laterally relative to the first lens element by lateral translation of the elongate drive element to thereby adjust the optical power of the lens, the lens comprising a lateral projection into which the cavity and drive element extend, the lateral projection having there mounted an adjuster for driving lateral translation of the elongate drive element. The lens reduces or prevents the ingress of dirt, moisture, sweat and grease between surfaces of the lens elements. There is also disclosed an eyeglasses frame, such as may be particularly suited to said adjustable power lens.

This patent application relates to spectacles or spectacle frames with intertwining helix joints and a nose pad portion to facilitate an interchanging of lenses of the spectacles. The helix joint allows the temples to move into a folded position. The nose pad portion provides an access portion for detaching and/or attaching the lenses.

Proposed are glasses with screwless hinges. The glasses include an upper frame supporting upper edges of lenses, lower frames supporting lower edges of the lenses and coupled to the upper frame, temples which are folded and unfolded with respect to the upper frame, and eyeglass hinges which are arranged between the upper frame and the temples and support end parts of the upper frame and end parts of the temples such that the temples are folded and unfolded with respect to the upper frame, wherein a first connection part formed on each of the end parts of the upper frame and a second connection part formed on each of the end parts of the temples are fitted and coupled to each of the eyeglass hinges.

Examples of the present disclosure are related to systems and methods associated with glasses. More specifically, embodiments are related to glasses with separable arms with a triangular shaped support, wherein a first portion of an arm is separable from a second portion of the arm at a location that substantially aligns with a user's temple.

Secure eyewear includes a face piece and a temple piece. The face piece includes a first side, a second side and a nose rest therebetween. The temple piece extends from a first end coupled with the first side and/or the second side of the face piece to a second end and includes a first extension. The first extension is configured to, with the nose rest supported by a nose of a user and the first temple piece resting on a first ear of the user, selectively grip a back of a head of the user by transitioning between states.

Systems and methods of the present disclosure are directed to systems and methods for treating cognitive dysfunction in a subject in need thereof. The system can include eyeglasses, a photodiode positioned to detect ambient light, light sources, and an input device. The system can include a neural stimulation system that retrieves a profile and selects a light pattern having a fixed parameter and a variable parameter. The neural stimulation system can set a value of the variable parameter of the light pattern, construct an output signal, and then provide the output signal to the light sources to direct light towards the fovea.

Systems and methods of the present disclosure are directed to systems and methods for treating cognitive dysfunction in a subject in need thereof. The system can include eyeglasses, a photodiode positioned to detect ambient light, light sources, and an input device. The system can include a neural stimulation system that retrieves a profile and selects a light pattern having a fixed parameter and a variable parameter. The neural stimulation system can set a value of the variable parameter of the light pattern, construct an output signal, and then provide the output signal to the light sources to direct light towards the fovea.

An assembly with removable and replaceable wire arms is used to attach different nose pad configurations to eyeglass frames for enhanced versatility. A plate with front and back surfaces and opposing side edges mounts on the bridge portion of the eyeglass frames. Opposing right and left wire members extending downwardly from the side edges of the plate terminate in a coupling mechanism adapted to receive a nose pad. The wire members are manually bendable, enabling a user to independently adjust the distance between the nose pads and the distance of the nose pads from the eyeglass frames. The coupling mechanisms may include holes to receive nose pads with posts, and screws to hold the posts in position, or barbed fins to receive nose pads with slots that engage with the barbed fins. The coupling mechanisms may receive physically separate nose pads or nose pads interconnected through an upper nose rest.