A device designed for people with photophobia features transparent LCD screens that selectively reduce light from the brightest parts of the scene
Xiaodan Hu/Nara Institute of Science and Technology
Smart glasses fitted with a camera and LCD screens can “balance” a scene by dimming the brightest objects and leaving dim ones unchanged. The device could help people affected by photophobia, who experience pain or discomfort from intense light. Such people can simply wear sunglasses, but they alter their whole field of view and make darker areas difficult to see. The new glasses, developed by
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