Photo by Road to VR Compared to every HMD that exists today, Mojo Vision’s smart contact lens is particularly interesting because it moves with your eye.That means the display itself—despite ...

A California startup that's developing a smart contact lens will soon let people pop the lenses onto their eyeballs for testing. Mojo Vision first showed off its smart contact lenses at CES 2020 ...

Mojo Vision says its smart contact lenses are now a functional prototype with a micro LED display and medical-grade micro-batteries. Share on Facebook (opens in a new window) Share on X (opens ...

Mojo Vision has been working on a smart contact lens design since 2015, and its latest prototype Mojo Lens packs in a pretty impressive amount of gear – especially for something that has to live ...

Mojo Vision is showing that a startup can pivot from one attention-grabbing idea — making smart contact lenses — to another, developing micro-LED technology. Editor's note: As part of the Bay ...

Since 2015, a California-based company called Mojo Vision has been developing smart contact lenses. Like smart glasses, the idea is to put helpful AR graphics in front of your eyes to help ...

The company Mojo Vision has created a prototype for an impressive smart contact lens that is ready to head into its testing stage. These contact lenses have been in development for seven years to ...

It was the first major third-party consumer application on a smart contact lens. The test integration shows how Mojo Vision could integrate the Alexa voice AI with Mojo Lens’ unique and powerful ...

Mojo Vision, a company once noted for its work on smart contact lenses, has raised $22.4 million in a new Series A investment round which it will use in a pivot to develop and commercialize micro ...

That’s what the American start-up Mojo Vision recently demonstrated ... pig for the very first demonstration of this new smart contact lens technology, providing access to practical ...

Mojo Vision says its pivoting away from the sci ... Mojo hasn’t been able to keep raising money to work on its smart contact lens. “The slumping global economy, extremely tight capital markets ...