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Google and Novartis have this morning announced an agreement to collaborate on the development of the smart contact lens that was unveiled by Google X in January. Using non-invasive sensors, the lens promises to analyze tear fluid in the eye to provide constant measurements of a person's blood glucose levels. Those can then be sent wirelessly to a mobile device and help diabetics manage their disease more easily. Novartis has now licensed the technology and, through its eye-care subsidiary Alcon, will look to develop it into a commercial product. Google co-founder Sergey Brin has said that his company is "very excited to work with Novartis [on using] the latest technology in the miniaturization of electronics to help improve the quality of life for millions of people."
originally posted by: rockpaperhammock
I can't wait for the smart condom....to be like "hey buddy...trust me..you don't want this one"....heyo! I'm here all week.
At what point will everything be "smart"...and what will the next line of things be called...
originally posted by: rockpaperhammock
At what point will everything be "smart"...and what will the next line of things be called...