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January 3, 2012

The polarized contact lens shown enables a wearer to see near-to-eye imagery.

The polarized contact lens shown here was developed by Innovega to enable a wearer to see near-to-eye imagery simultaneously with the surrounding environment. The Innovega CES demonstration will use contact lenses mounted to a digital video system to emulate how images would look to a wearer.

Credit: Randall Sprague, Innovega Inc.

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