Rapid Prototyping a Way to Better Optical and Ergonomic Adaptation of Spectacles

Aurelian Ovidius Trufasu; Ciprian Rizescu; Georgeta Sorohan; Andreea Trufasu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.555.491

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Rapid Prototyping a Way to Better Optical and Ergonomic Adaptation of Spectacles

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This paper explains and demonstrates how to use rapid prototyping to make human sight better compensate by aerial devices in according to optical prescription and facial profile. The paper show a way to improve or match the aerial devices (aka frames) with individual facial characteristics and deliver a customized solution to fit on face and keep device in place for general comfort and better sight. Examples used in this material are realized by authors themselves

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 555)

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June 2014

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Aurelian Ovidius Trufasu*, Ciprian Rizescu, Georgeta Sorohan, Andreea Trufasu

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3D Printing, Optometry, Rapid Prototyping

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