Finnish startup IXI is on a mission to reinvent what eyewear can be, and it now seems to be just a step away from turning that vision into reality. The company's autofocus glasses are currently in the ...

People across the developing world could soon be looking at life in a whole new way thanks to a new set of specs. Eyejusters are self-adjustable glasses that can be focused by the person wearing them ...

Was it ever brought to your attention that three out of ten people are using incorrect vision focus corrective glasses? Despite the fact that current research has shown that wearing visionfocus ...

Anyone who currently wears glasses or contact lenses will have likely consulted an optometrist to determine their prescription ... that is, if they live in the developed world. In developing nations, ...

Researchers have developed new self-adjustable spectacles that can be focused by the wearer himself by simply turning a dial on the frame. Researchers have developed new self-adjustable spectacles ...

For village tailor Henry Adjei-Mensah, earning a living had become a struggle. By his mid-30s, his deteriorating eyesight made it hard to thread a needle, and a dearth of optometrists in Ghana meant ...

Four ethical UK inventors who invented smart glasses to ‘help the world see better’ are now set for commercial success, thanks to years of hard work and dedication. The graduates behind Eyejusters ...

NEW YORK – For many children in poor nations, a simple pair of glasses can be out of reach. But a new study suggests relatively cheap specs that people can adjust themselves hold some promise. The ...

The Eyejusters aren’t the world’s first adjustable eyeglasses that can be tweaked without the need for an optometrist. But they take a new approach to the idea that seems to offer some distinct ...

Often it happens that by mirroring or by hardly readable writing on a laptop or tablet, the text you are about to read is suddenly no longer comprehensible to the naked eye. Then you see flashes of ...

With age comes the wisdom to see the world more clearly but also the inability to see what’s right in front of your face. First it giveth, then it taketh away. Luckily, with the right reading glasses, ...