3 ms·
If it sounds too good to be true - it is. From TechCrunch (Jan 2020): The technology is compelling, certainly. I met with the team in a hotel suite at CES las
by sombremesa 7y ago
If it sounds too good to be true - it is.
From TechCrunch (Jan 2020):
The technology is compelling, certainly. I met with the team in a hotel suite at CES last week and got a walkthrough of some of the things they’ve been working on. While executives say they’ve been dogfooding the technology for some time now, the demos were still pretty far removed from an eventual in-eye augmented reality contact lens.
Rather, two separate demos essentially involved holding a lens or device close to my eye in order to get a feel for what an eventual product would look like. The reason was two-fold. First, most of the work is still being done off-device at the moment, while Mojo works to perfect a system that can exist within the confines of a contact while only needing to be charged once in a 25-hour cycle. Second, the issue of trying on a pair of contacts during a brief CES meeting.