@Ratcat17 i don't know i recall being told many time with my Nintendo and collections in the late 80's and early 90's to sit the f back or i would go blind...
Actually being too close to a tv can be bad for your eyes because they have to focus on the tv which is close to your eyes, and it's not the case of lenses ^^
1990's and before:"don't get a magnet near your CPU it will try it and destroy it in seconds" Now a days: * uses magnet to hold and suspend entire pocket computer*
RetroFizz That’s not where that saying came from, though. CRT screens were harmful to the eyes and the closer you were to them, the higher was the risk of damaging your eyes. LCD displays (and now also OLED) work in completely different ways and are harmless.
Would be cool if it really shows you a bar based on stats from other health devices you have connected to the cloud how healthy and efficent you were today and based on that data tells you how long you will live or how much is left of your live
“If you want information on the weather look in to the sky and the contacts will tell you about the weather” *looks up to the sky* Contact lenses: it’s cloudy Me: thank you contact lenses
@@LatchmiGirl That's bad phone batteries exploding, and with how this is going through certification as a medical device I highly doubt that it will have any kind of issue like that.
@@LatchmiGirl No batteries. It looks to be powered wirelessly, similar to how RFID tags work. There's a inductive loop around the edges, just like one.
Why is anyone scared about it? If something goes wrong you can go take it out. It's a contact lense not an implant. It'll be a couple decades after it releases for me to even consider buying one because of the potential eye damage. I'd want a few Gens of it released to be assured.
Would be interesting to see gangsters figure out how to make a virus that tracks you and pops pop up when you are walking past their alley or whatever, maybe figure out how to get Siri to route you so that you would have to pass them. Obv kind of ridiculous but ad pop up malware would become so dangerous.
Sophisticated Peter Griffin while yes that is true, I rather imagine a fair number of people would still leave them in, after people will still use it for easy gps, some people will be using it as religiously as those who stop in the middle of the sidewalk just to use their cellphones. Also man has a very strong tendency to go the path of least resistance meaning leaving them in, after all, why did I buy a hands free cell phone if I can't use it anywhere?
@@Dolphin002 Perhaps, but they certainly don't think it's weird now, and it's already become a phrase of the subconscious to most. when you refer to a uncharged battery on anything. Language can change rather quick.
I can't imagine how it will display images at correct focal distance, there is no space for optics, and eye can't focus on images projected on the surface of the eye.
XD But an acid trip is mostly mental and not as optic as many people think. You basically just see a little bit of warping and more vibrent colors on a normal dose
@@plukke_b2048 I did not have a DMT trip, but from all I heard, a breakthrough is an intense experience that affects you on every level because it throws you out in another reality. DMT is probably more intense than LSD, yet much shorter (about 10 minutes). But LSD can also be extremely intense mentally on high doses. Hard to compare.
My acid trip would beg to differ with your statement. My trip was really visual. Trees turned silver and cigarette trails. Hand washing dishes was a bitch while tripping.
The reason you are at school is to learn things. The people who made this would never be able to do it if they weren't lucky enough to go to school. Cheating on tests may get you to the next class, and you could even graduate by cheating your way through it, but in the end you'll have to find a job and you don't know anything at all, so you won't be able to contribute much to society. You're only hurting yourself by cheating your way through the system because you can't cheat your way through life :) (Yes, I know, I'm fun at parties)
@@medic1453 If someone gives you money you need to know if it is the correct amount and you need to get the right amount of change as well. But of course, if you want to live off of a minimum wage for the rest of your life then I guess that's an option as well. I personally don't think that there are many people who can live a happy life like that though
I'm really curious how they're going to make them comfortable. Even wearing soft contact lenses gets uncomfortable when they dry out. Are the lenses producing any heat? It's definitely exiting tech to think about, but some early adopters will probably have problems with those things.
@@cendresaphoenix1974 You didn't see the video, he is saying normal use would be AR and when you close your eyes would be VR, you know all being black, but then what is you don't want to see something, am guessing you can open your eyes but still you will be seeing everything just less scarier in the case of some horror experience
That would be awesome. Nav points and GPS pathways that appear in front of you, and all you have to do is follow the lines! You would be able to see the amount of distance remaining, and an estimated travel time, based on your speed.
@@angeltie3647 If you didn't know he's making it so your brain is sending these like taste, smell, stuff like that. But when it ever comes out they put these wires inside your brain.
Sadly it’s far easier to pack single colored pixels that close. Having full RGB is the reason we don’t have better PPI on our headsets today. You can still display a lot of useful information with a single color though so I’m happy this is a thing, just curb your hype a bit.
The reason we don’t have higher ppi is because we don’t have the hardware to push more pixels yet. There is no reason for higher ppi if we can’t render higher resolution images
@@caden5936 I was referring the thumbnail, which is corrected now. Moreover, as long as the lens visuals are not fully opaque and does not cover the whole view, it cannot work as a VR system. You would still see around, hence, AR.
In Orlando, in the early's 2000 at the Terminator attraction at the Universal Studio, a short terminator movie was advertising an AR lens ! And this could recharge by heat.
Hmm..... how hot does your tv get when it’s displaying something? It doesn’t? Oh yeah, that’s because displays don’t require a fraction of the electricity that computing takes and these lenses don’t compute anything
Well if these things are for real and they can make them cheap enough it will change society in a major way, and probably in ways we can hardly imagine yet.
"for sure, forget about screen door effect" At the cost of FoV, of course. I mean, right now you could have VR with no visible screen door effect... if you were willing to have 10 degree FoV, or a refresh rate of 30Hz or below. Neither of these is a decent trade-off, hence why we're still putting up with it and using blurry Fresnel lenses to reduce its prominence. This is a very interesting tech demo, but some of the hype around it is just silly.
depends, they could make the screen bigger or just make the area that it projects larger, to enhance the fov, if the dpi is so large (14000) it wont hurt it to enlarge it a little, you will still not see any screen door effect.
choatus yes, but that’s not my point. This technology does not directly affect the screen door effect problem, as we are already capable of making HMDs with a high enough pixel density to eliminate it - we just don’t have the processing power to actually use such a display in anger.
@@choatus What are you on? It's a screen -- just a screen. You have to connect it to *some* kind of processor. The Oculus Rift doesn't have a processor, but it was specced so that a high-end 2016 gaming PC could run it at full speed. They haven't made major changes to the specs, because they want it to run on more PCs. They could build one with 10 times as many pixels, but it would be extremely expensive, and no-one would have a computer powerful enough to run it, so it would be a disaster. Yes, you could theoretically make these screens as big as you like. You could even make a 50" TV out of those pixels. But you would not have any device capable of pumping graphics through to all those billions of pixels at any useful rate. So it would be pointless. The limit in VR that causes the screen door effect is not screen technology, it's processing power.
@@nialltracey2599 did you watch the video? I guess not.... sigh.... the processor is linked wirelessly, with a tether that sits around your neck, also for now linked to a phone, but later it will just be the neck tether housing the processor...... I don't thhink you understand what this product is, i suggest you go look at the official websites.
I completely agree, I'm not putting any electronic directly on my eyes lol, not to mention that there is no way the technology is there yet to really feel submersive. How is something the size of a contact lense going to produce a better VR effect than a full headset like a Valve Index, which honestly to me still feels gimmicky and not that submersive in many applications.
If this were to be like an oculus and have a Passthrough option (but in color) then we could, in theory, see with our eyes closed. I can finally see who watches me when I sleep!
Try lucid dreaming it's fun, start by paying attention to your dreams in the morning. Put the requirements not to forget this feeling of your awareness within your dream . Over time your soul that sleeps will realise this feeling and be called to awakening within your dream. Every night we dream, we shift our minds to this potential of imagination and creativity. Sometimes They will realise this same feeling during awakeness. When one is relaxing or at peace or in the moments of letting go. This can be for some what leads to astral projection or out of body experiences. The feeling of dreaming, it's like imagination openness and creativity. This is that same great potential that Einstein and Nikolai Tesla and Mozart and many other geniuses. Had tapped into for their inspirational sources of thought.
I have a doubt we'll even have this on a market in 2030. I've heard about HUD lenses before. It's amazing someone is working on it though, but I feel it's still a long way from being available in the market
Rick, his eyes were very dilated, he has blue eyes and during the debate some people are reporting his eyes were brown he was also wearing a wire. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-UvY38Pa0m5E.html
One day in The future: In exam: Teacher says " Are you going to copy?!? I have to control your eye, is there lens hmmm, I'm going to stick my finger in, so i'm sorry if it hurts, please forgive me." And us "uhm ouch it hurts!!! ₍₍ (̨̡ ‾᷄ᗣ‾᷅ )̧̢ ₎₎"
As much as some think....I dont think those glasses will ever truly take off....Simply cause many dont wanna wear glasses on their face...and as weird as it sounds....even though contacts also are an issue....I feel like if they offer enough...people would absolutely pop these in every morning....I mean to the point where more people on earth use them daily then not. It has a long way to go but....grabbing stock in this is a worthwhile investment imo lolz
My mother invented solar heating back in the 80's but at the same time someone saw it and recreated it and got the Patten. We could have been billionaires. I feel ur pain.
But seriously, you are smart like us. You can get ahead of them on the next one. Don't give up because we are in the fight for Tec daily and some stuff is just junk. Your idea was great and still is.
@@ranman58635 thanks I believe the best thing to do after that is to start working on another project and hope you beat them a friend of mine once told me for every person that has an idea a hundred other people will almost have the exact same one
2 years ago they could display 1 pixel... So no way they gonna have it ready in next 5 years... Actually I smell a scam... Maybe thunderf00t should take a look. Also I admit.. It sounds amazing.. And it'll come eventually.. Nevertheless.. The title is kinda click bait...
How do you blink? That's my first question...and can this help people who are almost legally blind, see somewhat better? And I'm sure if you have Nightvision, the military will be interested in this technology! So we won't see it for the next 5 to 10 years on the market!
I don’t believe that you can store any applications on that, nor can you really use it as battery. Think it would be cool to have some kind of 7 of 9 stuff on your face but smaller, which charges the thing wireless
@@autumnchambers1397 that doesn't look like a battery, rather a simple coil. Looks to me like a wireless power delivery. Can you explain how it can damage your eye?
i have question sorry if the video answers them i dont have time to watch right now 1:how are you gonna take them out? will you just have to do it blind or will you be able to see? 2:is the things being that close to your eyes going to damage or hurt them? i cant think of a 3rd question right now
In the future I would like to see some sort of gontlet or rist band for vr or midea. Imagen how cool it would be to get home from work sit down and start playing or for kids to play games on their lunch break etc. So meny of the crapy things abaut vr is the setop time and being tide down with wiers. With this thet is complitly negated.
