The technology seems like something that wouldn’t be feasible until the not-too-distant future, but when you think about the size of digital cameras or modern display technologies, the pieces to this puzzle are already out there. In fact there’s a video of a prototype doing its thing on the Dynamic Eye website, which admittedly looks pretty slick. What’s particularly cool is that you don’t actually end up seeing black blobs while wearing the glasses. Light still passes through the darkened area allowing you to see what’s behind it, and since the glasses are so close to your face your eyes will always be focused beyond the spots, so they’ll look more like darkened smudges when they’re activated.
Now unfortunately the glasses aren’t ready for sale just yet, and Chris currently has a Kickstarter page set up hoping to raise $20,000 by the middle of January to proceed with development.
You may also enjoy:
https://www.globosurfer.com/best-polarized-sunglasses/
From everyone at Gadgetzz, Happy Holidays!Thank you for the support and we extend our best… Read More
With the advent of advanced technology and the COVID-19 pandemic, more and more individuals are… Read More
IMG 3422 Dear Gadgetzz readers, as some of you may have noticed, there hasn’t been… Read More
Guest post by Rebecca Alston Source- Unsplash If you’re like most business owners, you spend… Read More
https://youtu.be/y7pgYWuV5wE This is a rebuttal to video about Teslas interior build quality. I'm not outright… Read More
pc case chassis When assembling a personal computer (PC), most people tend to put the… Read More