The Display of the Future Might Be in Your Contact Lens

[Isabella]

A Future with Less Screens

Mojo Vision is all about "invisible computing." The company, whose founders include industry veterans from the likes of Apple, Google, Amazon, and Microsoft, wants to reduce our reliance on screens. Instead of pulling out your phone to check why it buzzed in the middle of a conversation, look to the corner of your eye to activate an interface that will tell you in a split second.

"We want to create a technology that lets you be you, lets you look like you; doesn't change your appearance; it doesn't make you act weird walking down the street," said Mike Wiemer, cofounder and chief technology officer at Mojo Vision. "It's very discreet and frankly, substantially, most of the time it doesn't show you anything."

Making smart contact lenses is no simple task, though—even Alphabet's Verily subsidiary had to refocus its Smart Lens program after hitting a few snags. You need to have the right sensors at the right sizes, the power to make it all work, and a display and image sensor, too. These sensors range from custom wireless radios to motion sensors for eye tracking and image stabilization.

https://www.wired.com/story/mojo-vision-smart-contact-lens/

[admin]

Blink twice to select an object?

How do you cut and paste? 😉

Reboot = cross-eyed?

[Isabella]

That's me today, I don't find my eyeglasses, and I see blurry ocasionally while using contact lenses 🤦‍♀️😅