iOptik smartglasses + contact lens introduction
summary
A two-piece system combines a lightweight glasses frame (sub‑2 ounces, prototypes at 50° and 70–75° field of view, full HD OLED, claimed 4× pixels per eye vs Google Glass) with a micro‑optic embedded in a soft contact lens — a 30 thousandths‑inch optic floated on the eye to enable up to 180° field of view. New optics aim to eliminate vergence‑accommodation conflict, support prescription integration, and the lenses are in clinical trials en route to FDA approval with full‑time wearers reported.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Mission and design goals
- 1:34Key features of smart glasses
- 3:48Developing a new optical system
- 5:03The contact lens prototype
- 6:33Current status and conclusion
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