Interesting technically, but I don’t see the application for glasses for correcting astigmatism in humans. That would be like shooting ducks with laser-guided atom bombs. This technology is probably relevant only in industrial applications.
@moonbus This tech is small enough to be incorporated in contacts, we are talking microns high stuff. I think smart phones will get them first, lighter, more light gathering power and so forth but telescopes could be built with industrial sized processes and of course we are not talking even 2025, more like 2028 or so but I think a revolution is starting.
@sonhousesaid @moonbus This tech is small enough to be incorporated in contacts, we are talking microns high stuff. I think smart phones will get them first, lighter, more light gathering power and so forth but telescopes could be built with industrial sized processes and of course we are not talking even 2025, more like 2028 or so but I think a revolution is starting.
I foresee medical/diagnostic/surgical applications too. Putting cameras in places where the sun don’t shine.
@moonbus Maybe even permanently installed, powered by the body and transmitting data like video and audio, temperature, Ph and the like via bluetooth or whatever pops up in the next ten years. By then it might go beyond UHF and into Terahertz territory. I just saw a terahertz amp pushing out some 30 DB of gain so that frequency band is getting closer to commercial applications.
@sonhousesaid @moonbus Maybe even permanently installed, powered by the body and transmitting data like video and audio, temperature, Ph and the like via bluetooth or whatever pops up in the next ten years. By then it might go beyond UHF and into Terahertz territory. I just saw a terahertz amp pushing out some 30 DB of gain so that frequency band is getting closer to commercial applications.
And everyone could post their footage on PooTube and get a little ad revenue. Win-win.
Interesting technically, but I don’t see the application for glasses for correcting astigmatism in humans. That would be like shooting ducks with laser-guided atom bombs. This technology is probably relevant only in industrial applications.
He meant glass lenses not “glasses” as in spectacles.
@divegeester The optics are little micron sized posts that interact with light, they would be on the surface of the contacts which would be regular thickness and transparent.
The magic would happen by the exact placement and size of the posts.