Eyewear

The AR goggles for US army ‘could get us killed’, says soldier in internal documents

A 25-year-old Turkish woman has invented special glasses, named "assistant glasses," that help visually impaired people to "recognize" people or "identify" objects.

Graduated from the U.S. Brown College, Melis Gökalp, who is working in an international digital health systems company, had written the software of the assistant glasses between 2019 and 2021.

The serene shot shows a makeup-free Moore wearing nothing but a pair of black-framed eyeglasses

The company has partnered with Ray-Ban to make a pair of video-capturing Wayfarers. They’re everything you hoped for & feared in smart glasses

Sunglasses of coffee waste. The accessory, which also smells of the refreshing drink, is offered by a Ukrainian company, BTA reported.

Driven by the ambition to create eco-friendly yet fashionable sunglasses, company director Maksym Havrylenko experimented with different products - mint, parsley and cardamom, before finding the right natural material in coffee waste.

Return to real life. Where communication between people shifts communication through technology. A space that creates memories in consciousness, not in social media.  An American start-up company created digital detox goggles to bring people back to reality.

The Hellenic Coast Guard on Wednesday launched an investigation following the discovery of a woman's body on the Asteria beach in Glyfada, southern Athens.
The woman, who was found some 10 meters from the water, was about 1.60 meter tall and between 80 and 90 kilograms with black hair.

Many people associate eyeglasses with cutting-edge technology. As we can see, smartphones get smarter, and cars go greener, eyewear seems comparatively the same. This notion is dead wrong because opticians and materials experts are pushing the boundaries of what eyeglasses can do.

(CNN)Summer's almost here, so beware the brightest of sunlight! To protect your eyesight, the most important recommendation you need to follow is to wear sunglasses that block ultraviolet radiation whenever you go outside during daylight hours, according to the National Eye Institute. This is true for everyone, no matter what age, year round.

China's police have started using sunglasses with built-in face recognition technology to increase the chances of identifying and capturing criminals, the BBC reported.