There was an item in the newspaper today - Dow Corning has been working with an
NGO on ways to reduce the many problems associated with poor vision and lack of
access to prescription corrective glasses. So they have been testing a
prototype of a "self-adjustable" lens. A person puts on the glass
Stan Halpin wrote:
>There was an item in the newspaper today - Dow Corning has been working with
>an NGO on ways to reduce the many problems associated with poor vision and
>lack of access to prescription corrective glasses. So they have been testing a
>prototype of a "self-adjustable" lens. A
Mark Roberts wrote:
>Stan Halpin wrote:
>
>>There was an item in the newspaper today - Dow Corning has been working with
>>an NGO on ways to reduce the many problems associated with poor vision and
>>lack of access to prescription corrective glasses. So they have been testing
>>a prototype of a
> From: Stan Halpin
>
> There was an item in the newspaper today - Dow Corning has been working with
> an NGO on ways to reduce the many problems associated with poor vision and
> lack of access to prescription corrective glasses. So they have been testing
> a prototype of a "self-adjustable" l
On 30/4/12, Tom C, discombobulated, unleashed:
>Tom Cakalic - Six Million Dollar Man.
I heard you were cheap...
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Part of the fun working with inventors is that you see these things from time
to time. :-)
The idea is old, but the problem with these lenses is to get a good optical
surface, and some Norwegian scientists found that they could get that using
thin microscope glass over a gel. The first time I
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