Retinal Display System Makes HUD Glasses Obsolete
April 14th, 2008 1:00 PM | by Christen da Costa | 3 Comments
Today’s personal media player’s, or PMPs, screens are too small. Even worse is the solution: bulky glasses with embedded screens (aka head mounted displays) that obstructs the user’s vision. Brother’s solution is a small and light weight attachment that can be fitted to any pair of glasses, which ‘irradiates low-intensity light’ on to the retina Ultimately, the retina is the display and a result it doesn’t completely obstruct vision. Don’t expect this retinal imager until 2010, though.
More info here.
Hi I was wondering, I have some sweeling on the nerves in my eyes, so I cannot see well enough to drive, Iw as wondering if this techonolgy is avaiable for my glasses to produce a virtual H.U.D. that would detect oncoming objects. Any derection or advice on where to start a idea like this or if it has been done who to contact would be great thanks.
Mega-cool. I wonder how long it will be until this is an unnoticeable micro-chip in the glasses frame or even an implant? This can lead to major improvements for the vision-impaired. Good on ya, mates!
Okay, so where is it?