PD/Schmeedee

[Barry Santini]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3qMi55ejWmY

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[rbaker]

Holy Mackerel Andy! What a blessing to the optician. Think of the great reduction in inventory, elimination of the noisy, smelly lab and no more pesky non-adapts. And its quiet.

[Chris Ryser]

Electronic eyewear glasses now available

Holy Mackerel Andy! What a blessing to the optician.

Think of the great reduction in inventory, elimination of

the noisy, smelly lab and no more pesky non-adapts.

And its quiet.

................and soon available on the www web.

[mervinek]

This reminds me of something....what is it... Oh yes! Those other electronic things... from Pixel Optics. What ever happened to those? I don't think these will do better.

[Robert Martellaro]

I discussed this with my brother about 15 years ago. The sensors and processor were doable at that time, with plenty of military applications. Most of that is now off-the-shelve technology. The lens is another matter, and appears to be vaporware. I'd guess we might see a prototype in 5 to 10 years, and a commercially viable device in another 10 years, or more.

Look how long it took for flat screen TVs.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aj__1PmmqFs

[rbaker]

Inherently adaptive polymer nanocomposites are well into their development cycle today by many companies but I fear that a pair of these things would be frightfully expensive. Just be patient though.

[Lelarep]

To echo the others above, its only a matter of time. I can't wait.

[chaoticneutral]

thanks guys I just lost all bladder and bowel control. When is this going to be available for consumers?

[TEdFitz]

Immediately available to consumers, once the production company finds enough gullible OD owned practices to purchase minimum buy-in of 36 pieces...again.

[Joe Zewe]

It looks like they just received some funding including participation from optical industry leaders. https://www.morningstar.com/news/pr-...es-market.html

The company's website lists its founders and they have very impressive resumes.

[Chris Ryser]

Israel, March 2, 2016 /PRNewswire/ -- Deep Optics, a pioneer of dynamic focal glasses, has raised US$4 Million in a Series A funding round to fuel the development of its electronic lens and glasses system. The round includes strategic investor Essilor, the world leader in ophthalmic optics, Taiwan-based Atomics 14 Ventures and several private investors, including Saar Wilf, Deep Optics's Chairman and first investor.

if they jump in there must be some good reason.