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A Step further to Smartness in Glasses

The word “smart” if associated with a gadget these days, remind us of internet facility and connectivity of that particular device. But recently, when I read about the “smart glasses” in a post, I was really impressed by the researchers and scientists working on this project.

The Smart Glasses will be beneficial to those who wear specs. No need to change the near-sighted and far-sighted glasses, no need of bifocals, the liquid lens technology makes that adjustment and only one pair of specs will solve the purpose by auto-adjustments.

The lenses for this technology are made of highly refractive liquid encased in membranes. The membranes are stretched forward and backward to make the lenses convex and concave with the help of pistons.

The adaptation of the lenses to a particular vision has a manual mode for adjustments or auto-adjustment mode using sensors . These glasses are battery powered. The researchers are working to integrate eye-tracking technology for precise focal adjustments.

The prototype glasses don’t look attractive with its thick stems and broad frames. But function is more important than appearance. I hope very soon the researchers will provide customize-able glasses to a store near you with the smart appearance.

Hope you'll enjoy the Video Description.
Nidhika


Reference: Alyssa Pagano, “These Smart Glasses Automatically Adjust to Your Eyes”, IEEE Spectrum (http://spectrum.ieee.org), 25 Feb 2017, online, accessed on 28 Feb 2017. 

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