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Graphene Gives You Infrared Vision in a Contact Lens (2014)

37 pointsby Jan_jwover 8 years ago

4 comments

corditeover 8 years ago
Should have 2014 in the title.<p>They demonstrated a technology the size of a contact lense, but did not make a functioning prototype that resides on an eye.<p>Still a neat approach.
ohaziover 8 years ago
Terrible, horrible click-bait title.<p>Lenses. do. not. work. this. way.<p>You can&#x27;t coat a contact lens with a magical coating that expands your ability to see.<p>This particular technology allows you to build infrared light detectors, as in photo cells or pixel arrays. You can make them as thin as you want -- they&#x27;re going to do fuck all on a contact lens.<p>This whole article should die in a fire.
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firefoxdover 8 years ago
Just make them regular glasses instead. It&#x27;s probably why we Haven&#x27;t heard of it in 2016
DwayneGustavover 8 years ago
The comments section for this article hilariously has someone correcting the author&#x27;s grammar only to be corrected by the author in a subcomment.