Defense researchers have designed a contact lens that superimposes 3-D virtual reality directly onto your eye. The iOptiks can enhance vision too, if you're not blessed with 20/20 sight. DARPA (Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency) is the cool research arm of the DoD. It's known as being … [Read more...]
We all read about the research about putting an LED into a contact lens, then put again into a rabbit's eye. We don't recommend anyone do this, but here is how one man made his own LED contact Lens ttp://nextbigfuture.com/2011/11/single-pixel-contact-lens-display.html … [Read more...]
ST Louis: The American Optometric Association (AOA) launched www.ContactLensSafety.org, a new, easy-to-use Web site to help answer consumer questions about contact lens safety. The AOA Contact Lens and Cornea Section (CLCS) created the site with the assistance of the American Academy of Optometry … [Read more...]
August 24th 2011: At the TFWA World Exhibition 2011, the premier global event for the duty free and travel retail industry, Polaroid Contact Lens Solutions will announce an innovative new product range specifically designed for business and leisure travellers when flying. Contactspod is the … [Read more...]
According to TravelLodge, the hotels of the future will offer people the option to read their emails, learn a language, have virtual sex using high-tech contact lenses by year 2030. A report carried out by engineer and futurologist Ian Pearson, entitled The Future of Sleep, suggests that in 20 … [Read more...]
Acuvue Promotion To Win a FREE Trip, plug into their Facebook Site - People can enter to win prizes in Vistakon’s Acuvue 1-Day Contest through May 23 by submitting a photo and a one-sentence caption about their aspirations at www.facebook.com/acuvue. See the site for details. Visitors to … [Read more...]
JACKSONVILLE, Fla., March 16, 2011- ACUVUE® ADVANCE® Plus Brand Contact Lenses today became the sixth contact lens in the ACUVUE® Brand family of products to receive the Seal of Acceptance for Ultraviolet Absorbing Contact Lenses from the American Optometric Association's (AOA) Commission on … [Read more...]
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