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Un prototype fonctionnel pour les lentilles connectées de Mojo Vision
La réalité augmentée pourrait bientôt ne plus passer par des lunettes visibles. L’entreprise américaine Mojo Vision a annoncé avoir développé un prototype opérationnel de lentilles intelligentes capables d’afficher des informations directement dans le champ de vision de l’utilisateur. Baptisé Mojo Lens, ce projet ambitionne de rendre l’accès à la réalité augmentée beaucoup plus discret que les…
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Its eventual uses range from helping the visually impaired to monitoring chronic disease
While this screenless future sounds like science fiction, it may soon be a reality thanks to the new Silicon Valley startup Mojo Vision, creator of the world’s first smart contact lens. With a 14,000 pixel-per-inch display with eye-tracking, image stabilization, and a custom wireless radio, the Mojo smart lens bills itself the “smallest and densest dynamic display ever made.” Unlike current augmented reality wearables such as Google Glass or ThirdEye, which project images onto a glass screen, the Mojo smart lens can project images directly onto the retina.
A current prototype displayed at the Consumer Electronics Show earlier this year in Las Vegas includes a tiny screen positioned right above the most sensitive area of the pupil. “[The Mojo lens] is a contact lens that essentially has wireless power and data transmission for a small micro LED projector that is placed over the center of the eye,” explains David Hobbs, Director of Product Management at Mojo Vision. “[It] displays critical heads-up information when you need it and fades into the background when you’re ready to continue on with your day.”
