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Augmented Reality Contact Lenses with Terminator Vision

Mar 20, 2010 02:00 PM
Aug 4, 2016 08:45 PM

Remember, in the Terminator movies, when Arnold's field of vision is superimposed with all sorts of data?

Augmented Reality Contact Lenses with Terminator Vision

Sci-fi writer Vernor Vinge also described electronic contact lenses, technology that "projects" information right before the eyes.

Introducing augmented reality contact lenses, a project currently in development by University of Washington professor Babak Amir Parviz and his students. Sci-fi is steadily becoming a reality.

A close-up of an eye reflecting a circuit board.

The lenses embed hundreds of semitransparent LEDs, allowing wearers to experience augmented reality through their very eyes. Applications vary, with everything from health monitoring, to simply awesome bionic sight. Read more info about the project from Parviz himself.

Diagram of a microelectronic component with labeled parts and connections.
Microchip with transparent design held between fingers.
Augmented Reality Contact Lenses with Terminator Vision
Augmented Reality Contact Lenses with Terminator Vision
Diagram of a microelectronic component with labeled parts and connections.
Microchip with transparent design held between fingers.
Augmented Reality Contact Lenses with Terminator Vision
Augmented Reality Contact Lenses with Terminator Vision

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