Scientists in South Korea have developed experimental contact lenses designed to send electrical signals through the retina ...

We’re all familiar with smart glasses, but could wearables technology go one step further with a smart contact lens?

The company Mojo Vision has created a prototype for an impressive smart contact lens that is ready to head into its testing stage. These contact lenses have been in development for seven years to this ...

One of the coolest things we've seen in movies like the Mission: Impossible series is smart contact lenses that display all sorts of cool information right in the main character's field of view. The ...

Across the world, some 80 million people suffer from glaucoma, a number that’s expected to swell to 111 million by 2040. Today, an estimated three million have been diagnosed in the United States. But ...

Since 2015, a California-based company called Mojo Vision has been developing smart contact lenses. Like smart glasses, the idea is to put helpful AR graphics in front of your eyes to help accomplish ...

Scientists from Singapore have designed a new way to keep smart contact lenses charged without the inclusion of wireless charging. It seems like it's only a matter of time before the masses widely ...

Roughly 45 million people in the U.S. alone wear contact lenses. Just a fraction of those folks need to convert to smart contact lenses for the technology to potentially take off and have its "iPhone ...

The researchers developed the new ocular technology to monitor patients’ intraocular pressure (IOP) readings more comfortably and accurately. The tech serves as another option for eye specialists to ...

Scientists in Singapore are striving to be years ahead of their time when it comes to how we see the world, media sources are reporting. While huge tech companies such as Apple and Meta are ...

Researchers at UC Davis have designed contact lenses that can give you an in-eye checkup to make sure there’s nothing wrong, as well as dispense medication automatically when needed. The “smart” ...