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Instant Bifocals: New Glasses Can Change Their Prescription on the Fly Depending on What You’re Looking At
A Finnish company called IXI is claiming to have manufactured the world's first glasses that can change prescription on the ...
While wave upon wave of smartglasses and face-based wearables crash on the shores of CES, traditional glasses really haven’t ...
Finnish eyewear company IXI is gearing up to launch smart glasses that look just like ordinary spectacles, but are able to “autofocus” based on the perceived needs of the wearer.
By contrast, smart glasses like Meta's Ray-Bans and Ray-Bay Displays as well as Xreal and Google's Project Aura are leaning ...
PHILADELPHIA (CBS) - Eyewear professionals in Philadelphia were getting a first look today at a new, high-tech type of bifocal eyeglasses. These aren't your Ben Franklin bifocals. A Virginia-based ...
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Are autofocus glasses the wave of the future?
A Finish eyewear company says it has created smart glasses with sensors that can anticipate your needs, but do autofocus ...
Finnish company IXI is set to introduce smart glasses capable of real-time autofocus adjustments based on the wearer's needs.
IXI Eyewear has unveiled ultra-light glasses with adaptive liquid crystal lenses that automatically change focus based on ...
Presbyopia is a visual defect which affects many people over 40 years old, including myself. As we cannot focus on close objects, we tend to rely on bifocal glasses. But with bifocals, the two parts ...
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