THERE'S A BLACK MIRROR EPISODE JUST LIKE THAT. WHERE THE PEOPLE HAVE TO WALK ON THOSE TREAD MILLS. WITH THE DUDE FROM THE SUNKEN PLACE MOVIE. WITH JOSH FROM THE WEST WING, WHO PLAYED THE JOCK IN REVENGE OF THE NERDS 2.
@@ALBERTEINSTEIN777 I was thinking about that other black mirror episode where everyone had to like each other and if you were unliked by people your social status would go down
If they’re struggling to build AR glasses the size of Rayban’s today then I imagine this product realistically has another 15 years before commercially viable. I really want the tech to be here today but it will be a while.
Well they’re in human trials right now and the ceo wore them go an hour and they worked. They’ve also tested it out of eye and shown it to a lot of people.
@@harryjohnson615 anything can be indoctrination if a person is not able to think for themselves or if young and/or naive. Spirituality and religion is not indoctrination unless the teacher is totalitarian. Totalitarianism is everywhere with all sorts of bullies. Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me.
@@brittemiller8939 *"...religion is not indoctrination..."* Religion is probably the finest example of indoctrination. Where you are born usually determines which God you will follow. The strength of your belief is mostly determined by your social interactions with religious family, friends and authority figures and the depth of their projected beliefs upon you. Your social constructs such as churches and schools embed the required beliefs even further. All this happens when you are young and naive so by the time you are able to think critically it's usually too late because you now hold a set of fantastic beliefs evidenced mostly by faith. It's one of the reasons why creationism is not allowed to be taught in schools anymore because it's indoctrination of a false narrative.
@@harryjohnson615 A lot of families have atheist parents and gaurdians these days. And a lot more who call themselves christian yet dont even mention God to their children much. The whole point youre making that people are embedded with beliefs is pretty much invalid I think. But anyways I wanna get personal, ask yourself what you truly live for... 9 times out of 10 atheists would say for personal gain. But if thats really all we live for is the perfect job, wife, or house, then life becomes literally meaningless. If the Bible is not true it is undoubtedly the greatest book ever written to battle and conquer depression, addiction, self-destructive behavior.
@@alexanderkudlanov7353 *"...embedded belief pretty much invalid..."* There isn't a single person from any kind of religion who has had an encounter with a God. Anything you think you know about God has been taught to you. *"...truly live for..."* My family, friends and acquaintances. It's about the relationships formed, the bonding, the common experience we are all part of. When you are close to death, you probably won't be thinking about your personal gains or even your God, all you will have is your memories experienced with your loved ones. *"...9 out of 10...personal gain..."* I hear that a lot from religious types whilst leading their own opulent lifestyles with flash cars and palacial dwellings. Being driven by personal gain is a human attribute and nothing to do with what ever belief system one ascribes to. Take note of the wealth obtained by the world's churches whilst priests stands there holding gold crosses as millions of children die from starvation and poor sanitation. *"...literally meaningless..."* When a man considers the words of a highly contentious book to give more meaning to his life than that of family and friends then I think that says more about him than it does me for being an atheist. *"...destructive behaviour..."* That's a weak position because the Bible is littered with commands and statements justifying destructive atrocities.
I don’t know why but instead of filling me with excitement, all these unbelievable tech advancements are making me feel uneasy. I don’t know what it is. I can’t put my finger on it. Maybe because it feels like things are moving too fast and instead of helping us, it might push us closer to a full-on civilization collapse
Don't be afraid we're just moving on to the new or next age of the human species. Billions feel it around the world. My motto is,.. prepare for the worst and hope for the best. If you have nothing to lose accept your life, then you have everything to gain.
Technology won't be our demise directly but it definitely played a role in whats coming 95% of the arctic has completely melted were just counting down the years that we will still be able to grow food on the majority of the planet there's a good chunk of climate scientists that say 2030 will be the end of industrial civilization
I think @quicktest also has a point. But the eye is good with evaporative cooling so I'm sure that would. Just makes me wonder if the eye produces more tears to counteract the quicker evaporation, will you have a lot more tears when you take it out so you're continually crying?
@@ararix3722 Think. If this product was as good as they say it is, it would be on the shelf. Don't get your hopes up for something that might not work in the near-future.
The concept of being able to shut your eyes and experience vr applications is one I never thought of to make "full dive" Vr possible! That is actually a cool idea! hehe I overcomplicated something like this by wanting to figure out if there is a way to pass data through the brain via a small electric current that would then put you in the simulation you desire. But simply closing your eyes is definitely a safer way lol!
I remember watching lost in space as a kid and seeing Joey from friends with that robot contact lense while he was in the fighter ship at the beginning thinking how kool that would be
You close your eyes to block out the terrifying images before you… only to have those same images replayed over and over and over again. Imagine what these could do in the wrong hands.
I would love to be a test subject for these lenses. How would the lenses receive the signal will it come a smartphone or the environment around you. If that is so some people will be up in arms about all the EMF around us. But I say bring it on.
All it will take is a break-through in image processing, break through in battery technology, break through in optics and a break through in sensor technologies. You just need to scale down Tesla's autopilot computer vision systems into a grain of sand. That's all. And it will take as much money as you're willing to donate.
A smart contact lens needs to see everything you see. It's a 24/7 webcam. With 5G making ultrahigh-bandwidth applications possible, this lens can effectively send everything you see to Mojo (and to anyone who pays or compels them, such as government agencies).
I hope not. Most people would stay home all day reliving memories instead of making new ones. See how lazy some people are now? With reliving memories, it would be 1000 times worse. Some things belong in the past. That kind of tech could ruin humanity.
@@zizizig1292 I'm not saying it won't be but did you not read the title? The part where it says "the first". It hasn't been done yet and you're saying it's not good for our mental health. But I'm curious why you think it won't be good for our mental health. I don't see it. All this does is give a bit of inforamtion on things around you.
@@jayfalkus oh yes i see where you’re coming from but in a sense a lot of ways we are taught and brought up today is already pretty damaging especially in regards to the restraints that the school system puts on us. I’m sorry to have specifically commented under your post. I just kind of wanted to say it. I work with mentally ill children and the scary amount of mental illness amongst adolescents is not natural and a big part of it is by certain daily function (for example, forcing children to study subjects, that they are not interested in every day for 8-10 hours, Which while sounding harmless, effects our Brain in a lot of ways, robbing them of their creativ thinking and taking away the energy that they might need to find peace and just enjoy living. So I’m biased towards this devise, because on one hand (not sure about the data policy on this) takes away my right to hide my identity from strangers which is even sadder taking into account how often sexual harassment occurs and the predators not understand a rejection. The second part about the lense identifying obstacles in the surrounding, is something that the human brain is supposed to do on its own and learn from, not sure in which way that might have an effect on people’s development but I guess well just have to wait. Once again I’m very sorry about commenting under your post, I just wanted to kind of tell at least that it might not be the best idea
Yeah but they are also watching you and recording what you're doing and looking at along with all the rest of your personal information and habit history as theirs is better than your simple civilian model you can barely make payments on. And when you mess up like this your face will be displayed when you walk outside because you damaged your social credit score. Shame.
Wish they could do this with a light weight eye frame for prescription and non prescription glasses. I don't know how the body would handle all that tech in side a organ. Any device you use produces heat as it runs and as you input commands it heats up slowly, you play a game or start browsing videos or google maps you could notice heat rise even faster. A computer Monitor and TV screen cause a little heat when they are just displaying.. Batteries and the power source also heat. I can see a lot of retina, Corneal burn and other injury with this and a few lawsuits.
Putting a super thin sheet of electronics right on my eye ball, what could possibly go wrong. Its not like if it breaks it should shatter and get stuck in your eye socket and blind you for life.
This looks incredible but wondering how they manage the comfort factor so I can leave it in all day while providing enough oxygen to the eye? It would also need to be pretty robust as I imagine you would need to take it out at the end of every day and put it in a cleaning solution.
@@Didda3 Actually, he has a point. Contact lenses alone wouldn't be able to give someone their vision back. Optic nerves control sight, and the brain's interpretation of that signal to the eyes. In short, all a lens could do a best is clarify it, or augment it with a VR display. My parents are slowly going blind, so this does give a bit of hope, but I see what you mean.
One fear I have with this technology is how much information we choose to share. It is entirely conceivable this technology links to social media and a complex AI can feed accurate information about someone's sexuality, political beliefs, religion, citizenship status, etc... The potential is to liberate humanity, or enslave it.
It's being used to enslave it I had dinner with a man wearing these just flew in from DC you think perverts want live streaming video of hot women to pass around right and unchecked
So I'm wondering...Are all these necessary? I mean, for real. Do we really need this technology? To do what? Seeing the stars and the constellations? Watching the speed when we're riding a bike? Recognizing a human with his name and profession? C'mon guys. These are definitely unnecessary and more like "suspicious", as this technology can easily destroy your privacy and others, changing our lives to the worse. Don't you prefer the "classic" way of living?
I don’t think we really need many of the modern day convenience’s but I could see this beneficial for watching an ar game or concert and for seamless travel directions. There is up and coming virtual fashion (filters) l this technology could bring impossible fashion to the real world.
Bro, just don't buy it and live your life as you want lol. Why come out hating like that? Let people do what they want, they're not harming you with a personal technology device. Chill....
@@jrvalanze Are you offended or something? Am I not allowed to say something that I believe that it will make our lives less private? If you're fun of it just go and buy it when it'll be available, don't bother us
My only concern is that when it overheats. For example, I live in GA and it's REALLY hot here. And what if the lense gets too hot and blows or something, causing me to go blind. I wouldn't want that.
@@WaterspoutsOfTheDeep google glass was a thing remember?? Razer even sells ar glasses currently. Im not arguing that they are a thing that is good or that is useful but they are most definitely a thing. Apologies if i misunderstood your comment
So we know that many hours behind a laptop, computer or even phone screen is changing the cones and rods in the ocular unless you have blue lenses. While that is amazing on one level, what does it do to the eye… yet alone the mind?
Nothing comes up without side effects, i love the concept however i feel this can never be good for eyes health, would definitely affect human body in adverse way. Gotta wait till we see the results but do love the concept here. I hope this is as practical as this ad shows
You won't even have to own one for being (negatively) affected by this technology. You'll never know whether the person in front of you has one and is currently googling you, analysing your social media profiles in order to be able to better manipulate you, for example.
Eyes are the sensible part in human body and you're placing sensors, batteries, screen, and some amount of energy into them. So many risky things are involved.
Exactly! they would be better off starting with a lightweight eye frame and lenses that can do this 1st. As that could be prescription strength or no prescription so anyone could just pick up a pair.
Math Teacher: *“Wait! Tyrone has suddenly become a good student? But I legit haven't seen him attending the class this week! Who know?”* Tyrone: *(laughing in Mojo lens)*
I love technology and cat wait to see where it goes (hopefully not exploited by the corrupt), and would LOVE something like this (well, better than this but great proof of concept). Think of the Translation app from our phones today where a foreign language, even foreign character sets - are replaced by English (or whatever your preferred language is) visually and near instantly! You’d be able to walk around a foreign city and see all the signs and stores and menus and everything in your native language so you never have to feel lost or overwhelmed! Security Guards could link in to sensors in say an airport and “see” who might have guns or other weapons, etc that scanners detect…link to security camera networks and follow a suspect based on information provided by the cameras fed to your system even tho you are observing from a different viewpoint. Combine with other technology and no more false arrests or shooting the wrong person as instant ID would show you the person you’re about to do something to isnt who you thought they were…children detected in the automobile, do not fire, Combine with Road and Radar and traffic cameras so you can “see” an accident up ahead (even though your smart car was already aware and automatically slowing down and taking an alt route), etc etc. Sure, sounds all Sci Fi right now, but a lot of these technologies already exist in one form or another, a few more years of advancement, tying them together and with something like a working version of the contacts shown would be a game changer. As always, technology isnt good or bad, depends on the person/organization using it (at least until AI decides its own course of action). Interesting times ahead!!!
You're right, I can't wait to see this become available to the average user. I believe they might even be one particularly for people like police, doctors, etc as they provide a service most people don't
with the way things are going for us as a society, I'm starting to feel that in another 30 or 40 years, we'll be telling our grandchildren that, yes there was this magic thing called electricity as we huddle around our cave fire.
I really think this is AMAZING! Thank you for your hard work! I would like to ask, what is the impact of your device on the health of a user considering that you would need a WiFi signal to operate it. Your eyes are an external part of your brain. This needs to take first priority in your considerations. If you are damaging your users all your fantastic effort goes to waste.
yeah its all GREAT WE CAN HELP ALMOST BLIND but what about how itll work with regualtions/health etc, i heard you see menu non stop so would you see it even if you blink wont it put mental strain?
What they don't tell you is that it is possible to use metalenses to direct light at specific neurons. Therefore, if a person has received optogenetic gene therapy, the metalenses can be used for neuromodulation / brain-computer interface with no need for brain implant. That includes the ability to introduce false memories or deletion of real memories, behavioral control, etc.
have you guys seen a vr headset lag? i hope they got something that prevents that from happening, do these things require signal like a cellphone? i dont want to be on the freeway and then everything freeze, then i blink and end up on the pavement.
this would probably be uncomfortable to wear for long periods of time, also im sure people would misuse this 'super power', other than that i think this is a really cool idea
Sarif was right about one thing. It's in our nature to want to rise above our limits. Think about it. We were cold, so we harnessed fire. We were weak, so we invented tools. Every time we met an obstacle, we used creativity and ingenuity to overcome it. The cycle is inevitable... but will the outcome always be good? I guess that will depend on how we approach it. These past few months, I was challenged many times, but more often than not, didn't I try to keep morality in mind, knowing that my actions didn't have to harm others? Time and time again, didn't I resist the urge to abuse power and resources simply to achieve my goals more swiftly? In the past, we've had to compensate for weaknesses, finding quick solutions that only benefit a few. But what if we never need to feel weak or morally conflicted again? What if the path Sarif wants us to take enables us to hold on to higher values with more stability? One thing is obvious. For the first time in history, we have a chance to steal fire from the gods. To turn away from it now - to stop pursing a future in which technology and biology combine, leading to the promise of a Singularity - would mean to deny the very essence of who we are. No doubt the road to get there will be bumpy, hurting some people along the way. But won't achieving the dream be worth it? We can become the gods we've always been striving to be. We might as well get good at it. - Deus Ex Human Revolution
This would be amazing until you get ads directly into your eyes and even when you close your eyes it's still there
LMAOO OMG FR
THERE'S A BLACK MIRROR EPISODE JUST LIKE THAT. WHERE THE PEOPLE HAVE TO WALK ON THOSE TREAD MILLS. WITH THE DUDE FROM THE SUNKEN PLACE MOVIE. WITH JOSH FROM THE WEST WING, WHO PLAYED THE JOCK IN REVENGE OF THE NERDS 2.
Then you just take out the contacts smart ass
Ad blok eye block. Xd
@@ALBERTEINSTEIN777 I was thinking about that other black mirror episode where everyone had to like each other and if you were unliked by people your social status would go down
Imagine putting this on before a math test
That's cheating
Nooo I thought it was completely fine 😑
Then if we have this there’s no point in having math class at this point lol
Shhh
@@suushi4642 will be a new rules in school haha
I'm on board with the concept, but I'll be shocked if we get a viable commercial product any time this decade.
Hate to be a doubter, but I’m with you on this one
Like the cicret bracelet
I saw a timeline by the company that outlined that the first consumer grade product will be available before 2030
Your not serious
I dont think they have the technology to implement this concept, it's really cool, but maybe in the future
The definition of "Mojo" is magic charm, talisman or spell... perfect.
Yes it doesn’t sit right with me
We're all surrounded by witches and wizards so it's not surprising.
and...magic isnt real
so...
Lol People playing too much D&D around here.
Ive seen hundreds of videos like this about cool new technology...
Before it goes on the market, its literally just an idea.
This is actually being used by the heads of the company as we speak, only awaiting fda approval
@@Deadeyebaron source?
@@Deadeyebaron Where do you get your info and if it’s true when will it go out to the general public
@@kiri3639 I’m so excited for this!
@@kiri3639 He just made that shit up. That's why he hasn't responded in months.
hell yeah cyberpunk is coming
Probrably gonna be full of bugs 😡
@@Not.re4l. lol you mean like everything? Oculus Quest has bugs. Ps5 has bugs. Every complicated peace of technology has bugs.
@@cameronhuff5170 no because he said cyberpunk... cyberpunk is and was full of bugs from launch
That game was a scam its shit
@@Not.re4l. i don't want my eyes full of bugs 😩
Imagine playing a horror video game with this. Even if you close your eyes, you can still see.
If they’re struggling to build AR glasses the size of Rayban’s today then I imagine this product realistically has another 15 years before commercially viable. I really want the tech to be here today but it will be a while.
Check out Mad Gaze Glasses
Well they’re in human trials right now and the ceo wore them go an hour and they worked. They’ve also tested it out of eye and shown it to a lot of people.
If people do not know what social engineering is, then this is a good example of it. The road to hell is always paved with good intentions.
No different to the concepts of heaven and hell being good examples of indoctrination
@@harryjohnson615 anything can be indoctrination if a person is not able to think for themselves or if young and/or naive. Spirituality and religion is not indoctrination unless the teacher is totalitarian. Totalitarianism is everywhere with all sorts of bullies. Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me.
@@brittemiller8939 *"...religion is not indoctrination..."*
Religion is probably the finest example of indoctrination. Where you are born usually determines which God you will follow. The strength of your belief is mostly determined by your social interactions with religious family, friends and authority figures and the depth of their projected beliefs upon you. Your social constructs such as churches and schools embed the required beliefs even further. All this happens when you are young and naive so by the time you are able to think critically it's usually too late because you now hold a set of fantastic beliefs evidenced mostly by faith. It's one of the reasons why creationism is not allowed to be taught in schools anymore because it's indoctrination of a false narrative.
@@harryjohnson615 A lot of families have atheist parents and gaurdians these days. And a lot more who call themselves christian yet dont even mention God to their children much. The whole point youre making that people are embedded with beliefs is pretty much invalid I think. But anyways I wanna get personal, ask yourself what you truly live for... 9 times out of 10 atheists would say for personal gain. But if thats really all we live for is the perfect job, wife, or house, then life becomes literally meaningless. If the Bible is not true it is undoubtedly the greatest book ever written to battle and conquer depression, addiction, self-destructive behavior.
@@alexanderkudlanov7353
*"...embedded belief pretty much invalid..."*
There isn't a single person from any kind of religion who has had an encounter with a God. Anything you think you know about God has been taught to you.
*"...truly live for..."*
My family, friends and acquaintances. It's about the relationships formed, the bonding, the common experience we are all part of. When you are close to death, you probably won't be thinking about your personal gains or even your God, all you will have is your memories experienced with your loved ones.
*"...9 out of 10...personal gain..."*
I hear that a lot from religious types whilst leading their own opulent lifestyles with flash cars and palacial dwellings. Being driven by personal gain is a human attribute and nothing to do with what ever belief system one ascribes to. Take note of the wealth obtained by the world's churches whilst priests stands there holding gold crosses as millions of children die from starvation and poor sanitation.
*"...literally meaningless..."*
When a man considers the words of a highly contentious book to give more meaning to his life than that of family and friends then I think that says more about him than it does me for being an atheist.
*"...destructive behaviour..."*
That's a weak position because the Bible is littered with commands and statements justifying destructive atrocities.
I don’t know why but instead of filling me with excitement, all these unbelievable tech advancements are making me feel uneasy. I don’t know what it is. I can’t put my finger on it. Maybe because it feels like things are moving too fast and instead of helping us, it might push us closer to a full-on civilization collapse
I fell exactly same
I am afraid that it might be too late...
Don't be afraid we're just moving on to the new or next age of the human species. Billions feel it around the world.
My motto is,.. prepare for the worst and hope for the best. If you have nothing to lose accept your life, then you have everything to gain.
Technology won't be our demise directly but it definitely played a role in whats coming 95% of the arctic has completely melted were just counting down the years that we will still be able to grow food on the majority of the planet there's a good chunk of climate scientists that say 2030 will be the end of industrial civilization
@@ryanharvey9800 95% hasnt melted tho lol. nice
These guys have built the prototype. They need funding to make this a reality at scale for public.
I want one
How will they dissipate the heat generated by the ic's? How will the heat (over time) affect the cornea/lens?
It seems too small to create much heat, given most components are tiny
I think @quicktest also has a point. But the eye is good with evaporative cooling so I'm sure that would. Just makes me wonder if the eye produces more tears to counteract the quicker evaporation, will you have a lot more tears when you take it out so you're continually crying?
Eyes are liquid coolers, jk idk
Finally I can make a deal with Ryuk without shortening my life span.
Damn you are right 🤣
😂 Yep Shinigami Eyes
I am not getting my hopes up, until I see it first hand
Keeps you safe but also negative and affect others with your negativity
@@ararix3722 He's not negative, he's realistic. Until it's released, nobody knows. People like you ruin the world
@@mbzmbs9569 so there was no negativity in his comment you're telling me you can't see it?
@@ararix3722
Think. If this product was as good as they say it is, it would be on the shelf. Don't get your hopes up for something that might not work in the near-future.
yea i have to agree it sound great but how close to this add for them would it be.
Like most technology it'll be great when it works and a f*ckin nightmare when it doesn't.
Next top will be replacing our brain with a computer processor then our heart with power supply. The future looks promising ❤👍
Talk to Elon Musk about the brain replacement called Neural Link he's got it covered.
@@AhatiMaat Well that is if he has a brain to replace in the first place
@Sol & moon yes, why not? human is weak bag of bones and meat. Everything will be fine if crazy people do not interfere with progress.
@@DimakSerpg lmao "progress" meanwhile the planet is dying but fuck it, lets become cyborgs cause this guy thinks that progress...you're delusional
The concept of being able to shut your eyes and experience vr applications is one I never thought of to make "full dive" Vr possible! That is actually a cool idea! hehe I overcomplicated something like this by wanting to figure out if there is a way to pass data through the brain via a small electric current that would then put you in the simulation you desire. But simply closing your eyes is definitely a safer way lol!
Only if it let's you bang hot game chicks in VR
interesting point indeed
true, fuck tha brain chip
It's called Play Station 9.
I remember watching lost in space as a kid and seeing Joey from friends with that robot contact lense while he was in the fighter ship at the beginning thinking how kool that would be
*Cyberpunk music starts playing*
You close your eyes to block out the terrifying images before you… only to have those same images replayed over and over and over again.
Imagine what these could do in the wrong hands.
The ultimate death metal music video?
I would love to be a test subject for these lenses. How would the lenses receive the signal will it come a smartphone or the environment around you. If that is so some people will be up in arms about all the EMF around us. But I say bring it on.
Yea like would it overheat and burn your eyes😂
@@Navairrio Also what if you have a stigmatism. I hope they would make lenses for that aswell.
Just be a test subject for the vaccination. Let us know.
@@joesnose1647 No just the lenses not the Vax thanks
@@alexflores7652 he implied a metaphor i assume
Great concept, like most vapourwares we have seen so far.
I can't wait until they release the first Mojo Lens in the public it would be Awesome ! !
We had these in the Army back in 2008 and no one believed me when I told them.
All it will take is a break-through in image processing, break through in battery technology, break through in optics and a break through in sensor technologies. You just need to scale down Tesla's autopilot computer vision systems into a grain of sand. That's all. And it will take as much money as you're willing to donate.
They are struggling to solve the oxygen problem with current rigid contacts of that size... And you want to put a battery and sensors in as well.
A smart contact lens needs to see everything you see. It's a 24/7 webcam. With 5G making ultrahigh-bandwidth applications possible, this lens can effectively send everything you see to Mojo (and to anyone who pays or compels them, such as government agencies).
When you close your eyes , I should be in a vr world with my old memories that I’ve seen with the contact lenses.
Or whatever else I’ll like to experience!
I have so many ideas
I hope not. Most people would stay home all day reliving memories instead of making new ones. See how lazy some people are now?
With reliving memories, it would be 1000 times worse.
Some things belong in the past. That kind of tech could ruin humanity.
If this actually happens it'll be so awesome.
Until the radiation from the signal to your eye starts making you go blind. This is a terrible idea.
It’s not actually good for our mental health
@@zizizig1292 I'm not saying it won't be but did you not read the title? The part where it says "the first". It hasn't been done yet and you're saying it's not good for our mental health. But I'm curious why you think it won't be good for our mental health. I don't see it. All this does is give a bit of inforamtion on things around you.
@@googlerep366 ya because they're going to miss that fact doing the ridiculous amount of testing they'll have to do to bring this to market.
@@jayfalkus oh yes i see where you’re coming from but in a sense a lot of ways we are taught and brought up today is already pretty damaging especially in regards to the restraints that the school system puts on us. I’m sorry to have specifically commented under your post. I just kind of wanted to say it. I work with mentally ill children and the scary amount of mental illness amongst adolescents is not natural and a big part of it is by certain daily function (for example, forcing children to study subjects, that they are not interested in every day for 8-10 hours,
Which while sounding harmless, effects our
Brain in a lot of ways, robbing them of their creativ thinking and taking away the energy that they might need to find peace and just enjoy living. So I’m biased towards this devise, because on one hand (not sure about the data policy on this) takes away my right to hide my identity from strangers which is even sadder taking into account how often sexual harassment occurs and the predators not understand a rejection. The second part about the lense identifying obstacles in the surrounding, is something that the human brain is supposed to do on its own and learn from, not sure in which way that might have an effect on people’s development but I guess well just have to wait.
Once again I’m very sorry about commenting under your post,
I just wanted to kind of tell at least that it might not be the best idea
Imagine you're driving and the screen goes all black
When I was a kid we didn’t have those new fangled contacts to see crap that wasn’t there.
We took lsd and was thankful for what we had.
Lmao trust me we still do that
This is either a trailer for that Black Mirror episode, or that episode was a warning for this device.
p.s. I'd totally purchase this tho
This would have great applications in Vegas, no need to count cards for percentages anymore, Mojo will do it all for me.
Yeah but they are also watching you and recording what you're doing and looking at along with all the rest of your personal information and habit history as theirs is better than your simple civilian model you can barely make payments on. And when you mess up like this your face will be displayed when you walk outside because you damaged your social credit score. Shame.
I want to know how it would know someone's name or how it would read someone's heart rate and so on.
I know right! It would be amazing but I don't know if it was just for marketing or it is real.
Face recognition for recognizing humans, I'm not sure about the pulse rate.
@@maheshch1829
Probably an estimation from things like people’s breathing, fitness or age. Just my guess tho.
If you watch people closely you can see their arteries pulsing in their neck next to their trachea.
Wish they could do this with a light weight eye frame for prescription and non prescription glasses. I don't know how the body would handle all that tech in side a organ. Any device you use produces heat as it runs and as you input commands it heats up slowly, you play a game or start browsing videos or google maps you could notice heat rise even faster. A computer Monitor and TV screen cause a little heat when they are just displaying.. Batteries and the power source also heat. I can see a lot of retina, Corneal burn and other injury with this and a few lawsuits.
It sits on top not inside the eye also they showed you its basic information in one color its not playing GTA 5 on your contacts lol
That's revolutionary
Putting a super thin sheet of electronics right on my eye ball, what could possibly go wrong. Its not like if it breaks it should shatter and get stuck in your eye socket and blind you for life.
This looks incredible but wondering how they manage the comfort factor so I can leave it in all day while providing enough oxygen to the eye? It would also need to be pretty robust as I imagine you would need to take it out at the end of every day and put it in a cleaning solution.
After years of watching the AR industry, this is the first thing I'd be willing to jump at.
If this can give sight back then it's brilliant.
You need a working optic nerve in order to see lol
@@CH33BO_OFFICIAL what's so funny? Go troll somewhere else.
@@Didda3 Actually, he has a point. Contact lenses alone wouldn't be able to give someone their vision back. Optic nerves control sight, and the brain's interpretation of that signal to the eyes. In short, all a lens could do a best is clarify it, or augment it with a VR display.
My parents are slowly going blind, so this does give a bit of hope, but I see what you mean.
One fear I have with this technology is how much information we choose to share. It is entirely conceivable this technology links to social media and a complex AI can feed accurate information about someone's sexuality, political beliefs, religion, citizenship status, etc... The potential is to liberate humanity, or enslave it.
It's being used to enslave it I had dinner with a man wearing these just flew in from DC you think perverts want live streaming video of hot women to pass around right and unchecked
Hate to tell ya, your phone already does that.
So I'm wondering...Are all these necessary? I mean, for real. Do we really need this technology? To do what? Seeing the stars and the constellations? Watching the speed when we're riding a bike? Recognizing a human with his name and profession? C'mon guys. These are definitely unnecessary and more like "suspicious", as this technology can easily destroy your privacy and others, changing our lives to the worse. Don't you prefer the "classic" way of living?
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I don’t think we really need many of the modern day convenience’s but I could see this beneficial for watching an ar game or concert and for seamless travel directions. There is up and coming virtual fashion (filters) l this technology could bring impossible fashion to the real world.
Bro, just don't buy it and live your life as you want lol. Why come out hating like that? Let people do what they want, they're not harming you with a personal technology device. Chill....
@@jrvalanze Are you offended or something? Am I not allowed to say something that I believe that it will make our lives less private? If you're fun of it just go and buy it when it'll be available, don't bother us
I’m praying for speedy availability for its medical use
I can finally cheat on my test 😅 teachers: take out your eyes !!!
How comfortable are these lenses compared to regular contact lenses?
I have the same question
Future is amazing!
My only concern is that when it overheats. For example, I live in GA and it's REALLY hot here. And what if the lense gets too hot and blows or something, causing me to go blind. I wouldn't want that.
finally i can get a detailed scan on all my enemies just like samus prime
AR glasses aren't even a thing yet and magic leap has had billions put into it and they are gonna give us the next level with AR contacts?
they are
Ar glasses have been a thing for years dude what
@@kineticskylines AR is not VR dude. There has been no worked out AR on the market. Magic leap was a massive failure.
@@Digital_Matthew Name one then.
@@WaterspoutsOfTheDeep google glass was a thing remember?? Razer even sells ar glasses currently. Im not arguing that they are a thing that is good or that is useful but they are most definitely a thing. Apologies if i misunderstood your comment
It's gonna be another Theranos, mark my words.
Yup.
What’s that
@@Sub2Xavier snap your finger big purple guy
And cicret bracelet
@@bananapuffs1 Lol
Me meeting a new person:
Them: did you just look at my boobs?
Me: No, sorry I looked at your floating name
which just happened to be displayed at chest height..lol.
Take my kidney and give me the lens, I wanna clear my Maths exam.
Imagine how uncomfortable this would be
So we know that many hours behind a laptop, computer or even phone screen is changing the cones and rods in the ocular unless you have blue lenses. While that is amazing on one level, what does it do to the eye… yet alone the mind?
Same thing your phone does. Selfies and likes.
pls launch this product as soon as possible: A student
Imagine if when your giving birth you can just put on the eye vr and imagine a fun thing that distracts you from the pain.
Nothing comes up without side effects, i love the concept however i feel this can never be good for eyes health, would definitely affect human body in adverse way. Gotta wait till we see the results but do love the concept here. I hope this is as practical as this ad shows
2:35 oh yeah,
i hope you are skilled in quantum physics
cant wait for you to build a time machine and a teleporter
Me : how do i become an Avenger ?
Mojo : YES !
You won't even have to own one for being (negatively) affected by this technology. You'll never know whether the person in front of you has one and is currently googling you, analysing your social media profiles in order to be able to better manipulate you, for example.
Eyes are the sensible part in human body and you're placing sensors, batteries, screen, and some amount of energy into them. So many risky things are involved.
Exactly! they would be better off starting with a lightweight eye frame and lenses that can do this 1st. As that could be prescription strength or no prescription so anyone could just pick up a pair.
Math Teacher: *“Wait! Tyrone has suddenly become a good student? But I legit haven't seen him attending the class this week! Who know?”*
Tyrone: *(laughing in Mojo lens)*
I hope this will happen during this years / era,
so I can enjoy before everything passes
I am so spechless.... This is the great work not only for technology, but also humanity... I wish I could get it...
I love technology and cat wait to see where it goes (hopefully not exploited by the corrupt), and would LOVE something like this (well, better than this but great proof of concept). Think of the Translation app from our phones today where a foreign language, even foreign character sets - are replaced by English (or whatever your preferred language is) visually and near instantly! You’d be able to walk around a foreign city and see all the signs and stores and menus and everything in your native language so you never have to feel lost or overwhelmed! Security Guards could link in to sensors in say an airport and “see” who might have guns or other weapons, etc that scanners detect…link to security camera networks and follow a suspect based on information provided by the cameras fed to your system even tho you are observing from a different viewpoint. Combine with other technology and no more false arrests or shooting the wrong person as instant ID would show you the person you’re about to do something to isnt who you thought they were…children detected in the automobile, do not fire, Combine with Road and Radar and traffic cameras so you can “see” an accident up ahead (even though your smart car was already aware and automatically slowing down and taking an alt route), etc etc. Sure, sounds all Sci Fi right now, but a lot of these technologies already exist in one form or another, a few more years of advancement, tying them together and with something like a working version of the contacts shown would be a game changer. As always, technology isnt good or bad, depends on the person/organization using it (at least until AI decides its own course of action). Interesting times ahead!!!
You're right, I can't wait to see this become available to the average user. I believe they might even be one particularly for people like police, doctors, etc as they provide a service most people don't
wow, what a ground breaking idea. Such a shame we, as humans, are going to fuck this all up and make a living hell out of it. Besides that, awesome
Great time to be alive!! Congrats for the brilliant work!
I would love to try these out and see how they do on my eyes
with the way things are going for us as a society, I'm starting to feel that in another 30 or 40 years, we'll be telling our grandchildren that, yes there was this magic thing called electricity as we huddle around our cave fire.
That's only if liberals are still in power. It's not too late to change that.
@@mywifesboyfriend5558 I sure hope so. with Brandon at the wheel we're just about to hit that rusted out guardrail along the cliff's edge as it is.
The amount of people thinking this is a good idea scares me
I was about to comment the same thing.🤦🏽♀️ Lord remove all deception and open their eyes. In the mighty name of Jesus🙏🏽
Oh wtf. Grow up.
I agree.
Thermographic, night vision, rentgenoscopy and more more more for live, crying out the san lights, it so great...
Can it also correct vision
this is the vision lol. the product you are going to get will probably just show you the time lol
Haha with minor tweaks over the next 20 years
maybe on the first iteration, but try to remember what phones could do 30 years ago, barely more than just ringing
I really think this is AMAZING! Thank you for your hard work! I would like to ask, what is the impact of your device on the health of a user considering that you would need a WiFi signal to operate it. Your eyes are an external part of your brain. This needs to take first priority in your considerations. If you are damaging your users all your fantastic effort goes to waste.
yeah its all GREAT WE CAN HELP ALMOST BLIND but what about how itll work with regualtions/health etc, i heard you see menu non stop so would you see it even if you blink wont it put mental strain?
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What they don't tell you is that it is possible to use metalenses to direct light at specific neurons. Therefore, if a person has received optogenetic gene therapy, the metalenses can be used for neuromodulation / brain-computer interface with no need for brain implant. That includes the ability to introduce false memories or deletion of real memories, behavioral control, etc.
This is gonna make humans more dependent, and less and less competent in real life .
Yep.
I don't trust startups anymore so I don't know
They are working on this for 18 years now!
Lmao cyberpunk and star citizen
I'm kinda scared almost, I've watched way to many sci-FY movies that ended badly, and this is just one step into one if those scy-FY movies.
yo the basketball thing was sick imagine bro
Sleepy biden will need it for his speeches
Funny, but why
Also people be saying this now but when people insult trump then no one says you shouldn’t bring up politics
the features i'd want in AR glasses are: Scanning/Analysis of the environment & objects & Detailed information overlays.
Where do I buy?
have you guys seen a vr headset lag? i hope they got something that prevents that from happening, do these things require signal like a cellphone?
i dont want to be on the freeway and then everything freeze, then i blink and end up on the pavement.
Ok. I absolutely need this. For my job it would be extraordinary
Enna rate bro ?🤔
Indian currency ? 💵
Please sollunga bro 🥺🥺
Their website currently says they have moved on to a different project. Sad.
My life would be complete with one of these....
This is Absolutely crazy, Where can I get one? I WANT ONE?????
Wow especially those bio batteries
this would probably be uncomfortable to wear for long periods of time, also im sure people would misuse this 'super power', other than that i think this is a really cool idea
Now do we have to charge the lens
VATS system about to be lit.
everybody is so happy in this video, they all live in a disney world or something.
"Eyes up" was the perk on the video
Sarif was right about one thing. It's in our nature to want to rise above our limits. Think about it. We were cold, so we harnessed fire. We were weak, so we invented tools. Every time we met an obstacle, we used creativity and ingenuity to overcome it. The cycle is inevitable... but will the outcome always be good? I guess that will depend on how we approach it. These past few months, I was challenged many times, but more often than not, didn't I try to keep morality in mind, knowing that my actions didn't have to harm others? Time and time again, didn't I resist the urge to abuse power and resources simply to achieve my goals more swiftly? In the past, we've had to compensate for weaknesses, finding quick solutions that only benefit a few. But what if we never need to feel weak or morally conflicted again? What if the path Sarif wants us to take enables us to hold on to higher values with more stability? One thing is obvious. For the first time in history, we have a chance to steal fire from the gods. To turn away from it now - to stop pursing a future in which technology and biology combine, leading to the promise of a Singularity - would mean to deny the very essence of who we are. No doubt the road to get there will be bumpy, hurting some people along the way. But won't achieving the dream be worth it? We can become the gods we've always been striving to be. We might as well get good at it.
- Deus Ex Human Revolution
This will be a game changer in education
I'm a guys that has long eyelashes. I'm terrified that my eyelashes may fall in and I rub the lens out of place....but the tech seems so cool.
So this can help with those that has eye sight problems as well help with driving at night or in general..
Can this help vission corrections?