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"Smart Contact Lens" To Detect Eye Infections Developed By UK, Indian Scientists
An international team of scientists from India and the UK have developed a pioneering "smart contact lens" to test for eye infections in a quick, non-invasive way, according to a British university involved with the project.
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Researchers Develop Smart Lens That Could Help to Treat Leading Cause of Blindness Worldwide
A team of Chinese researchers have developed a compact wireless device – a flexible (smart) contact lens – that appears to detect rising eye pressure. When the lens detects that eye pressure has reached a risk level, the wireless system triggers the release of the drug. The drug flows from the underside of the lens across the cornea into the ey...
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Google Parent Alphabet's Verily Unit Halts Glucose-Detecting Contact Lens Project
Verily, which was previously part of the tech firm's Google X research and development unit, had partnered with Novartis' eye-care division, Alcon, to develop the lens.
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Samsung Smart Contact Lens With Camera in the Works, Tips Patent
Samsung's smart contact lens is supposed to project images on to the user's eyes via a tiny display and take photographs wirelessly that the wearer can view in their connected smartphones.
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Smart Contact Lens Can Help Predict Glaucoma Progression
A contact lens with a built-in sensor could help doctors determine which glaucoma patients have a higher risk of disease progression, says a new study.
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Google Baseline Study Seeks to Define a Healthy Human
Google aims to collect genetic and molecular data to create a full picture of what makes a healthy human being, to help prevent and treat disease.
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Glass Architect Babak Parviz Leaves Google for Amazon
Google X Director Babak Parviz announced the move on his Google+ page by posting an Amazon logo.
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Novartis and Google to Develop 'Smart' Contact Lens
Swiss drugmaker Novartis has struck an agreement with Google to develop "smart" contact lenses that would help diabetics track their blood glucose levels or restore the eye's ability to focus.
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After diabetes, Google Glass sets eyes on Parkinson's
After unveiling a smart contact lens that monitors glucose levels in tears in January, Google is now working on to support people with Parkinson's disease - via Google Glass, it much-anticipated wearable device to be launched later this year.
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Google reveals smart contact lens prototype that tracks glucose for diabetics
Google unveiled Thursday a contact lens that monitors glucose levels in tears.
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Google tests prototype of diabetes-tracking 'smart' contact lens
Google said a prototype of its "smart contact lens" can generate a reading of a tear's glucose level every second, potentially replacing the need for people with diabetes to prick their fingers and test drops of blood throughout the day.
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"Smart Contact Lens" To Detect Eye Infections Developed By UK, Indian Scientists
An international team of scientists from India and the UK have developed a pioneering "smart contact lens" to test for eye infections in a quick, non-invasive way, according to a British university involved with the project.
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Researchers Develop Smart Lens That Could Help to Treat Leading Cause of Blindness Worldwide
A team of Chinese researchers have developed a compact wireless device – a flexible (smart) contact lens – that appears to detect rising eye pressure. When the lens detects that eye pressure has reached a risk level, the wireless system triggers the release of the drug. The drug flows from the underside of the lens across the cornea into the ey...
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Google Parent Alphabet's Verily Unit Halts Glucose-Detecting Contact Lens Project
Verily, which was previously part of the tech firm's Google X research and development unit, had partnered with Novartis' eye-care division, Alcon, to develop the lens.
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Samsung Smart Contact Lens With Camera in the Works, Tips Patent
Samsung's smart contact lens is supposed to project images on to the user's eyes via a tiny display and take photographs wirelessly that the wearer can view in their connected smartphones.
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Smart Contact Lens Can Help Predict Glaucoma Progression
A contact lens with a built-in sensor could help doctors determine which glaucoma patients have a higher risk of disease progression, says a new study.
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Google Baseline Study Seeks to Define a Healthy Human
Google aims to collect genetic and molecular data to create a full picture of what makes a healthy human being, to help prevent and treat disease.
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Glass Architect Babak Parviz Leaves Google for Amazon
Google X Director Babak Parviz announced the move on his Google+ page by posting an Amazon logo.
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Novartis and Google to Develop 'Smart' Contact Lens
Swiss drugmaker Novartis has struck an agreement with Google to develop "smart" contact lenses that would help diabetics track their blood glucose levels or restore the eye's ability to focus.
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After diabetes, Google Glass sets eyes on Parkinson's
After unveiling a smart contact lens that monitors glucose levels in tears in January, Google is now working on to support people with Parkinson's disease - via Google Glass, it much-anticipated wearable device to be launched later this year.
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Google reveals smart contact lens prototype that tracks glucose for diabetics
Google unveiled Thursday a contact lens that monitors glucose levels in tears.
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Google tests prototype of diabetes-tracking 'smart' contact lens
Google said a prototype of its "smart contact lens" can generate a reading of a tear's glucose level every second, potentially replacing the need for people with diabetes to prick their fingers and test drops of blood throughout the day.
