Thursday, April 11, 2013
An In-Depth Look at Innovega's AR Contact Lenses
"Innovega, a start-up based near
Seattle, has a novel solution: adjusting the user’s vision. It has
developed contact lenses with tiny “lenslets” at their centers that can
have a focus as near as 1.25 cm, enabling displays to be built into
normal-looking glasses without the bulky optics," according to a post on IEEE. "Crucially, the lenses don’t impede the ability to see objects further
away. An optical filter layer excludes linearly polarized light over
most of each lens. Behind the central lenslet, however, the layer allows
only polarized rays through. Thus, both a close-up display emitting
polarized light and the distant background will look sharp. The layer
also prevents light from an AR display entering the rest of the lens and
creating a distracting blur.The company intends to license its technology to contact lens
manufacturers (its lenses can also incorporate vision correction)." Read more.
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