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The New Self-Adjusting Lens
A Lens Engineer Shows the New Self-Adjusting Lens That Could Make Reading Glasses Obsolete
After 40, the lens inside your eye stiffens, so most people end up switching between readers, distance glasses and sunglasses all day. Watch former lens engineer Tom Hale explain why the big optical companies never built one pair that does all three, and what he built instead.
- Sharp up close and far away through the same lens
- Darkens outdoors like sunglasses and clears when you walk back inside
- Blue light filter built in for phones, computers and TVs
- No battery, no charging and no buttons
- Weighs under one ounce, light enough to wear all day
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