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There are people (not me) who want smart glasses, and there are also people (not me) who choose regular contact lenses over regular glasses. It's literally the
by sideshowb 7y ago
There are people (not me) who want smart glasses, and there are also people (not me) who choose regular contact lenses over regular glasses. It's literally the conjunction of 2 existing use cases?
- ryanmercer 7y agoAny functionality the contact lenses would have would be minimal, not to mention they'd have extremely short battery life and as I said in my original comment I don't think wirelessly transmitting to and from your eye is going to be good for eye health, RF in sufficient strength can very quickly cause cataracts so even some low power transmission, a fraction of a mm off the surface of the eye, is probably going to be bad bad bad in the long run.