The multifunctional AR glasses can act as recording, hands-free, and even VR glasses. With AR kit, people can see floating objects and with a tap, they can record, give terminator vision or go totally dark to become VR glasses.
This podcast episode provides tips for having a screen-free time of 30 to 90 minutes without a phone or TV, including reading a book, hanging out with friends, or going to bed. The episode also suggests hacks such as wearing blue light blocking glasses or using a blue light blocking app for phones.
This episode explores the intersection of nutrition and health, covering topics such as the design of eyeglasses to optimize vision in different lighting conditions and the relationship between nutrition and mental health.
In this episode, Kevin Kelly discusses how virtual reality has the ability to transport us into powerful experiences and shares his discovery of the transition from an internet of information to an internet of experiences.
The neural retina, which lines the back of the eye and allows for vision, is actually two pieces of our brain that were squeezed out during early development. Our visual system has a significant impact on our state of mind and body, making it a powerful tool for shifting our overall well-being.
The speaker discusses his experience and tests conducted on blue blocking glasses and its effectiveness in improving sleep quality.