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Occupational Information

Occupational lenses are designed to benefit the needs of modern living.

To describe the area of primary occupational use we use the term Occupational Arc.

In most cases, a computer will be at the centre of the Occupational Arc. When designing the lens we consider how the user will utilise the lens and then calculate the optimal personal dynamic power, tailored to the individual needs. By combining this with process with extremely accurate back-surface Freeform optics peripheral aberrations and distortions are minimised. The result is a lens that provides clear, sharp and comfortable vision throughout the depth and breadth of the Occupational Arc.

Who can benefit from occupational lenses

• Office workers
• Computer users
• Hobbyists
• Cash Till operators
• Pianists and many other musicians
• Car Mechanics
• Sewers / embroiderers
• Pharmacists
• ….. and many others requiring concentrated vision for up to 4 metres (13 feet)

Shamir Smart Office™

Perfect Vision Throughout Your Occupational Arc

Shamir Smart Office is the bright answer for crystal clear vision in today's workplace. A personal occupational lens for fashionable frames, Shamir Smart Office answers the needs of a wide range of professionals requiring concentrated vision for up to 4 meters (13 feet), and a smooth transition from mid to near distance vision. The personalized, back surface occupational lens, Shamir Smart Office is designed for all additions, including high adds.

Shamir Smart Office is revolutionary because it focuses on the Occupational Arc. The Occupational Arc is the space on which the patient mainly focuses. In most cases this area includes a computer that will be at the center of the arc. Part of an optician's job is to learn all about individual patient needs and preferences in order to determine the patient's Occupational Arc. With Shamir Smart Office patients benefit from:

· Lens performance precisely matching user requirements
· The desired lens look
· Elimination of peripheral aberrations and distortions in
  the Occupational Arc
· Maximum comfort
· Clear, sharp vision for the computer, as well as the other
  side of the room