Taking a trip can be great fun, but it’s a lot less stressful when you’re well organized. The seasoned traveler knows it’s best to gather maps and lists of places in advance – but also what a hassle this can be. How can you plan a detailed trip without organizing all the fun out of it? Thanks to the magic of handheld devices and Google Maps, it’s possible to collate all the information you need…
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Augmented Reality Contact Lenses: Coming Soon To Eyes Near You
If you have been following the development and growth of augmented reality for the past couple of years, you knew this was inevitable. Researchers working at the University of Washington and Aalto University in Finland have brought us one step closer to an amazing future by developing contact lenses that contain electronic displays for those wearing them. The lenses use an external source for power and information that is received on an antenna. The information is then seen by the wearer in an augmented reality format. To visualize this, think of Tony Stark's display inside his Iron Man suit. Sure these have only been tested on rabbits, but putting these lenses on the eyeballs of humans can't be far away.
Read more about this research on the site, TechRadar.com.
