Augmented Reality in a Contact Lens

Researches are developing a new generation of contact lenses built with very small circuits and LEDs. They promises bionic eyesight in the future. Bionanotechnology researcher Babak A Parviz writes about his research toward producing a computer interface in a contact lens at IEEE Spectrum article Augmented Reality in a Contact Lens. The author states that, ‘All the basic technologies needed to build functional contact lenses are in place,’ and details what refinements and advances will be necessary to bring this technology to reality. The picture below is from the article.

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  20. Pete says:

    Wow I am excited for this contact lenses development. Actually I am already happy with the available contact lenses now which can be used for corrective and therapeutic purposes, and cosmetic uses, as people can use cosmetic contact lenses to change their eye color. How much more if this is introduced?

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  26. Tomi Engdahl says:

    News again on this topic:

    Electronic Contact Lens Displays Pixels On the Eye
    http://science.slashdot.org/story/11/11/24/0354208/electronic-contact-lens-displays-pixels-on-the-eye

    Electronic contact lens displays pixels on the eyes
    http://www.newscientist.com/blogs/onepercent/2011/11/electronic-contact-lens-displa.html

    The future of augmented-reality technology is here – as long as you’re a rabbit. Bioengineers have placed the first contact lenses containing electronic displays into the eyes of rabbits as a first step on the way to proving they are safe for humans. The bunnies suffered no ill effects, the researchers say.

    “We have demonstrated the operation of a contact lens display powered by a remote radiofrequency transmitter in free space and on a live rabbit,” says a US and Finnish team led by Babak Praviz of the University of Washington in Seattle.

    “This verifies that antennas, radio chips, control circuitry, and micrometre-scale light sources can be integrated into a contact lens and operated on live eyes.”

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  31. Tomi Engdahl says:

    DARPA Works On Virtual Reality Contact Lenses
    Digital images could be directly projected onto lenses to improve soldiers’ situational awareness.
    http://www.informationweek.com/news/government/mobile/232600054

  32. Tomi Engdahl says:

    DARPA Works On Virtual Reality Contact Lenses
    http://tech.slashdot.org/story/12/02/02/028249/darpa-works-on-virtual-reality-contact-lenses

    “Binoculars and night-vision goggles have their limits. So DARPA is doing work at Washington-based Innovega iOptiks to create wearable eye lenses with tiny, full-color displays onto which digital images can be projected, to give soldiers better situational awareness. The lenses would allow users to focus simultaneously on images that are both close up (perhaps a display) and far away (perhaps a battlefield.) Using virtual reality technologies to improve how soldiers perform on the battlefield has been a particular interest of the U.S. military for some

    COMMENTS:
    It looks like it may be similar to Innovega’s display at CES. Details (heavy in the marketing gloss) are available here. [innovega-inc.com]

    To summarize, the human eye is pretty bad at focusing on things nearby. Close one eye and hold your hand a couple inches in front of the other, and you’ll see what I mean. In order to get around this so far, all the augmented reality glasses you refer to need to use some tricks to make it seem like the image is farther away than it really is. This makes the screens bulkier, more expensive, etc. The idea here is to create a contact lens onto which you can project an image so that it gets superimposed on one’s vision, in focus, without any trickery, thus simplifying the design and allowing the AR devices to be lighter, cheaper, maybe use less power, and so on.

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