Contact lenses
First Claim
1. A contact lens, comprising:
- a transparent substrate formed to cover at least a portion of an iris of an eye; and
a circuit comprising;
one or more light sensors disposed on or within the transparent substrate and configured to detect light filtered through the iris and incident on the one or more light sensors;
readout circuitry, operably coupled to the one or more light sensors, configured to output information indicative of the light filtered through the iris and incident on the one or more light sensors; and
a power component, operably coupled to the readout circuitry, configured to supply power to the readout circuitry.
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Abstract
Apparatus, systems and methods for facilitating iris-scanning contact lenses and/or biometric identification employing iris scanning contact lenses are provided. In one implementation, the contact lens can include: a transparent substrate formed to cover at least a portion of an iris of an eye; and a circuit. The circuit can include: one or more light sensors disposed on or within the transparent substrate and that detects light filtered through the iris and incident on the one or more light sensors; readout circuitry, operably coupled to the one or more light sensors, that outputs information indicative of the light filtered through the iris and incident on the one or more light sensors; and a power component that supplies power to the readout circuitry. In various implementations, the contact lens can be employed in systems and/or methods associated with authentication and identification.
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34 Claims
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1. A contact lens, comprising:
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a transparent substrate formed to cover at least a portion of an iris of an eye; and a circuit comprising; one or more light sensors disposed on or within the transparent substrate and configured to detect light filtered through the iris and incident on the one or more light sensors; readout circuitry, operably coupled to the one or more light sensors, configured to output information indicative of the light filtered through the iris and incident on the one or more light sensors; and a power component, operably coupled to the readout circuitry, configured to supply power to the readout circuitry. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15)
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16. A method facilitating biometric iris recognition, comprising:
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detecting, at one or more light sensors disposed on or within a transparent contact lens covering at least a portion of an eye, light reflected from light incident on an iris of the eye, wherein the light reflected comprises image data indicative of a pattern associated with the iris; and outputting an iris fingerprint based in part on the image data. - View Dependent Claims (17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24)
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25. A method of biometric identification, the method comprising:
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employing logic circuitry to execute computer executable components stored within a memory to perform the following; comparing a first iris fingerprint with a second iris fingerprint, wherein at least one of the first iris fingerprint or the second iris fingerprint is generated based, at least, on an iris pattern retrieved via readout circuitry communicatively coupled to one or more light sensors disposed on or within a contact lens, the one or more light sensors being configured to detect light filtered by an iris over which the contact lens is substantially positioned; and determining whether a biometric match exists between the first iris fingerprint and the second iris fingerprint based, at least, on the comparing. - View Dependent Claims (26, 27, 28, 29)
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30. A system facilitating biometric identification, the system comprising:
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a memory that stores computer executable components; and logic circuitry that executes the following computer executable components stored in the memory; a comparison component that compares a first iris fingerprint with a second iris fingerprint, wherein the first iris fingerprint is based, at least, on an iris pattern retrieved from circuitry coupled to one or more light sensors disposed on or within a contact lens, wherein the one or more light sensors detects light filtered by an iris on which the contact lens is substantially positioned; a biometric match component that determines whether a biometric match exists based, at least, on a comparison by the comparison component. - View Dependent Claims (31, 32, 33, 34)
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