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These glasses, which were displayed at CES last month, are made of liquid lenses that automatically focus on whatever the wearer is looking at — far away or up close.

Finnish startup IXI is working on glasses that track where you’re looking and focus the lenses to suit –tech that could put ...

The lenses are powerful enough to tweak the focus of the lenses in as little as 14 milliseconds. It’s an extremely cool invention, but there’s just one big problem: the glasses are absolutely ...

Researchers at Stanford University have created glasses that track your eyes and automatically focus on whatever you're looking at. The so-called autofocals, detailed in a paper published in the ...

IXI’s glasses, however, don’t have fancy cameras, AI, or VR features. Instead, they use a low-power sensor that tracks your eye’s movements.

The new technology will open the way for a new generation of "smart" eyeglasses with built-in automatic focus. In the foreseeable future, with this technology, ...

ADJUSTING FOCUS. A significant part of the human population wears glasses (or will need to wear them in the future). Most glasses or bifocals have a maximum of two focuses, one for each lens. This ...

Japanese startup ViXion showed off its auto-focus eyewear, the ViXion01, at CES Unveiled 2024. ... Geordi La Forge-esque smart glasses, ...

According to Hasan, the lenses can change focus from one object to another in 14 milliseconds, while the onboard battery can run for more than 24 hours on a single charge.