U.S. Develops 3D Effect Lenses to View Stereoscopic Images While Walking

U.S. Develops 3D Contact Lenses to View Stereoscopic Images While Walking

People who have watched 3D movies are praising the stunning visual effects brought about by high technology. Some researchers in the United States are studying the application of 3D technology to contact lenses to enable people to walk behind and watch stereoscopic images after wearing this product. The dream of this R&D result was first expected to be introduced into the market in 2014.

According to the British "Daily Mail" website reported on February 3, the new contact lens developed by the United States Innovega company and the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA), the lens uses nanotechnology, with built-in for playback of video The translucent screen not only does not affect the wearer's normal vision, but also enhances the display effect of the real scene. It does not require power support when used, so it does not cause damage to the user's eye.

The device on the contact lens needs to be used in conjunction with a smart phone or a handheld game machine. The user can watch a movie or play a game while walking or moving, and the visual effect is very good. "People watch images from their lenses and it feels like they are watching a 240-inch TV 10 feet away (about 3 meters)," said Steve, the company’s chief executive officer. Willie said. When needed, users can freely switch to "augmented reality" mode.

Innovega believes that because of the large number of people wearing contact lenses around the world, this new type of contact lens should be highly sought-after after its launch.

Although there were similar "virtual reality headsets" before, it was bulky and opaque compared to the contact lenses being developed, and it would be unsafe to walk around when using them.

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