Caption: Soliddd's SolidddVision glasses allow people with macular degeneration to see the full normal visual field with good acuity by: (1) using two forward-facing video cameras to capture the world; (2) two inward-facing video cameras simultaneously map the inside of the eye for accurate automatic universal fit and gaze tracking; (3) software instantly processes incoming video with gaze tracking input and proper angle of view adjustment for stereo vision, correction for chromatic and spherical aberration, and other issues, and sends over 100 distinct views to two inward-facing displays behind SolidddVision lenses; (4) the viewer's brain then automatically brings together the separate images to construct a single, full-field 3D, sharply focused image for each eye.

SolidddVision smartglasses, which correct vision for people living with vision loss due to macular degeneration, will debut at CES.Read More

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