Science fiction is one step closer to reality as an engineer works on a LED display integrated into a contact lens
Your life flashed before your eyes - from the Grauniad
Babak Parviz, asst prof of EE at U Washington, is working on integrating microLEDs plus processor integrated onto a contact lens - a bionic contact lens - next step is providing power.
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