A team of researchers at Nanyang Technological University in Singapore have designed a new type of battery that could be used to power smart contact lens and change how eye and various other health ...

Tears also contain glucose, so the researchers figured out that you can recharge the battery of the smart contact lenses by crying while you wear them. By that, I mean you’d have to cry a little.

Scientists have developed a 0.2 mm battery that can be charged by tears, bringing smart contact lenses closer to reality. Skip to content. Main Navigation. Search. Search for: Local Weather ...

Of the 140 million contact wearers worldwide, 30%-50% suffer from CLIDE. The problem arises from the insufficient flow of tears from the contact lens's outer surface to the surface behind the lens.

Clearly, there’s more to tears than meets the eye. In a new study published in Clinical Proteomics, BYU professor of biochemistry Kenneth Christensen and former grad student Robert Roden detail a ...

However, there is another unusual way to power the battery. "Tear solution also contains glucose. That means, while you're wearing the contact lens, your tears can also charge the battery," Lee said.

Of the 140 million contact wearers worldwide, 30–50% suffer from CLIDE. The problem arises from the insufficient flow of tears from the contact lens's outer surface to the surface behind the ...

Researchers from the Nanyang Technological University (NTU) in Singapore have ingeniously crafted an ultra-thin battery for smart contact lenses that can be charged with tears.

While the battery can be charged through a traditional wire or chemical method, it can also use the glucose in your tears to power up. Stream Philadelphia News for free, 24/7, wherever you are ...