DuraMesh divides the lens surface into overlapping micropatches and optimises them with genetic algorithms to reduce peripheral aberration and visual sway during movement.
Micropatch matrix for managing aberrations and visual sway
Surface optimisation at micropatch scale
DuraMesh divides the lens surface into overlapping micropatches. Genetic algorithms optimise these regions to manage peripheral optical errors, forming the guide's described micropatch matrix.
Reducing the sway effect
The guide calls perceived visual oscillation during movement the Sway Effect. Reducing it and peripheral errors are DuraMesh design aims, concerning optical behaviour rather than making the lens itself lighter or thinner.
What does approximately 30% mean?
The technical sheet/model test cited in Durabon's guide reports about 30% less lateral aberration than a conventional design. This applies to that aberration comparison, not thickness, weight or every Durabon model.
Test method, reference model and measurement conditions are not included in the technical guide; the figure is reported as a source comparison, not a guarantee for every prescription or wearer.
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