Mojo Vision said it has created a new prototype of its Mojo Lens augmented reality contact lenses. This smart contact lens will bring “invisible computing” to life, the company believes. The Mojo Lens ...

A California-based company called Mojo Vision is working on smart contact lenses that’ll take basic computing services, like browsing your calendar, checking your commute, and queuing up your next ...

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We’ve known Mojo Vision’s journey to market was going to be a long and deliberate one since we saw an early prototype in Las Vegas a number of CESes ago. You can multiply all of the talk of hardware ...

Forget your bulky AR headsets, smart contact lenses are coming to place augmented reality displays right there on your eyeball. Last week, Mojo Vision CEO Drew Perkins volunteered to test the first ...

Mojo Vision has developed and recently tested its prototype smart contact lens called the Mojo Lens. Mojo Vision CEO Drew Perkins completed the company's smart contact lens's first ever on-eye ...

SARATOGA, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Mojo Vision, the Invisible Computing Company, announced today that it had developed a potential consumer implementation of Alexa Shopping List on its Mojo Lens ...

Mojo Vision announced today that it is focusing on a new venture with its latest release for an AR contact lens prototype. The technology brings many features to the wearable device. The new AR ...

SARATOGA, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Mojo Vision, the Invisible Computing Company, today announced its most advanced prototype of Mojo Lens, the world's first true smart contact lens, including an array ...

In the new movie The Batman, the caped crusader has high-tech contact lenses embedded with computer circuitry. Easy enough for Hollywood to fake something like that. But it may not be as far-fetched ...

We’ve met with Mojo Vision for several CESes, watching the startup’s AR contact lenses develop, year by year. These sorts of things take a lot of time and money, of course — and these days it seems ...