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As others have said, yes, with limited accuracy. A big issue is the focus of your eyes is never static. Imagine creating a lens system for a camera where you c
by FPGAhacker 7y ago
As others have said, yes, with limited accuracy. A big issue is the focus of your eyes is never static.
Imagine creating a lens system for a camera where you can't control for one element. That element is dynamic with a reasonable autofocus that suffers from time varying accuracy and range of performance.
We need dynamic correction. Glasses with auto/adjustable focus.