Autofocals Smart Glasses Know Where You're Looking

Autofocals Smart Glasses Know Where You're Looking
Jul-10-19
The autofocals smart glasses will detect where the viewer is looking and adjust automatically to keep things in focus.

The glasses were designed by a team from Stanford University as a way to help treat presbyopia—age-induced farsightedness. In contrast to reading glasses or progressive lenses, the autofocals are equipped with a pair of fluid-filled lenses that will become thicker or thinner in response to an electric current. The glasses also feature an eye-tracking system and a depth-sensing camera, which allow the system to detect where the wearer is looking and adjust accordingly.




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Autofocals (Jul-10-19) and Adhesives (Jul-25-19) might have elements to pick a wanted speech from clamor. After a short focus to the talker’s throat or lips the gadget would recognize the voice onwards.
Posted by Uolevi Kattun on July 26, 2019

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