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Started by Eoin Wilson
The discussion explores the potential applications and commercial viability of smart contact lenses, including their use in athletic performance tracking and non-invasive glucose monitoring for diabetics. While some emphasize the current technological limitations regarding battery size and medical accuracy, others highlight the long-term market potential and the necessity of extensive research and development before mass commercialization.
Hey, so I want to talk about a tech that I think is kind of on the forefront of the health and fitness wearables market, you know, Fitbits and Whoops and Medi Glasses, and that's smart contact lenses, which um the application for those includes, you know, health and fitness, fitness being like sports hand-eye coordination, that's a big thing because it can track your eye movement. Um, and so that can be very helpful for athletes. And on the health front, something in particular that I want to talk about is glucose monitoring using smart contact lenses. Um the point of that is that you know,…