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This technology has made quantum leaps from ultra-small devices developed for electronic contact lenses to 30mm lens diameter and scaling up to 50mm. Shifting focus is also necessary for next-generation mixed reality devices that use virtual and augmented reality technology to create an environment where physical and virtual objects can exist and interact in real-time. These devices need electronic shifting focus to ensure sharp images in the user's field of view. "Our technologies, including LC (Liquid Crystal) electronic technology, can help overcome some of the greatest challenges of projecting visuals in a virtual environment," says Joel Zychick, the CEO of eVision Smart Optics. He notes the same issue is resolved in transparent eyewear used with virtual reality using eVision patented HUD technology. Unlike Virtual Reality non-transparent goggles, the user needs to focus on data projected on the transparent lens in the user's field of view without compromising distance vision.![]()
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Company
eVision Smart Optics
Headquarters
Sarasota, FL
Management
Joel Zychick, CEO
Description
e-Vision is a recognized global leader in the development and advancement of patented technologies that enhance vision. On the eVision website's homepage, a video taken through a 30mm lens shows liquid crystal electronic focus shifting across different focus zones. Seamless, accurate focus, as displayed in the video, is key to success when projecting images in the viewer's field of vision. The same technology, available for license in a smaller form factor, is the eVision Electronic Contact Lens (ECL)
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