MM: A 'Smart' Contact Lens That Records What You See

In this episode, Sony patents a high-tech contact lens that can record and playback images as well as provide internal storage.

May 10th, 2016
Bethe Croy

In this episode, Sony patents a high-tech contact lens that can record and playback images as well as provide internal storage. Learn about how it would work here: 

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