Sinusoidal Vision Technology
Colin Kerr
Published: Friday, December 13, 2019
VSY Techanology has announced that Acriva Trinova has been registered by the European Patent Office.
"In 2018, VSY Biotechnology introduced its next generation Sinusoidal Vision Technology by developing its conventional optical structure," said a company spokesperson.
"An intraocular lens produced with SVT, AcrivaUD Trinova’s Sinusoidal trifocal optic design has been officially registered by the European Patent Office," said the spokesperson.
According to VSY, Acriva Trinova is the next-generation trifocal IOL designed with stepless zones as opposed to stepped zones found in the optics of conventional trifocal intraocular lenses. Twelve unique ridges on the optic surface create the highest light transmission, widest depth of focus and optimum light distribution through all pupil diameters. "Moreover, Ultra Definition (UD) aspheric optic, chromatic aberration-free structure and widest depth of focus promise a spectacle independence life at all distances", say VSY
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