US company Pixel Optics has imaginary electronic spectacles that can manually change focus as you lower your head to read a book, and might spell the end of the bifocal. The product, called authorize, has been under enlargement for 10 years and looks like an ordinary pair of spectacles.
It will be presented in a wide range of frames and colors. The only visible differentiation is a small button on the side, which is used to select one of three working modes.
According to PixelOptics the untested electronic lenses provide dynamic and intelligent optics by using a combination of “chemistry, electricity, and other works” to correct for image problems such as presbyopia, or loss of near focus common in people over 40.
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