Before Schwarzenegger became the governor of California, he was
known to don a Terminator costume every now and then and assume
super robotic powers in a few movies of the same name. What if
humans today could virtually see what Arnold's fictional
character saw? Babak Avir ParvizToday, seeing the real world
accompanied by augmented data superimposed on a visual field is
no longer reserved for Cyborg's only. According to Babak Avir
Parviz, Innovation Associate Professor at the University of
Washington, he and his students are already producing such
devices in small batches in their laboratory. Called "A Twinkle
in the Eye," these lenses have been fabricated with an LED, a
small radio chip and an antenna.The unit is powered wirelessly
by the RF electrical signal and represents the start of research
that could eventually lead to screens mounted onto contact
lenses inside your eyes. Twinkle in the Eye Those screens will
be transparent and will overlay information onto the real world,
like we are now seeing in Aug