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The document describes Google's smart contact lens, which contains a glucose sensor and wireless chip embedded between soft lens materials. The sensor measures blood sugar levels through tear fluid, while the wireless antenna safely transmits information outside the eye. These smart contact lenses could help people with diabetes by continuously and closely monitoring glucose levels in tears without pain.
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Google smart contact lens
Google announced a smart contact lens project in 2014 that aims to help people with diabetes by constantly measuring glucose levels in their tears using a tiny sensor embedded in the contact lens. The lens would contain miniaturized electronics and a glucose sensor with a pinhole that allows tear fluid to enter and be measured. Data would be transmitted wirelessly via an antenna in the lens, providing a less painful alternative to finger pricking for glucose monitoring. However, challenges remain around the safety of materials used and performance in various environments before public release.
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The document discusses Google's smart contact lens project announced in 2014. The lens contains sensors and electronics to continuously monitor glucose levels in tears to help people with diabetes. It consists of a glucose sensor and wireless chip embedded in the soft lens material. Data is transmitted via an antenna thinner than a human hair to a wireless device. Challenges include ensuring safety of LED lights and performance in various eye conditions.
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The document presents a smart lens system that aims to assist people with diabetes. The proposed smart lens can consistently measure glucose levels in the body through sensors embedded in the lens and a wireless antenna to communicate readings to a device. It works by using boronic crystals in the lens that react to glucose in tears and change the lens hue to indicate glucose concentration levels. The smart lens offers advantages like being reusable, painless, reliable, and providing mobile access to readings. It could also function as a novel drug delivery system by releasing drugs through thin membranes in response to signals. The technology was developed by Google and is expected to be commercially released in 2019 after ongoing human trials.
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The document discusses a smart contact lens being developed by Google to help people with diabetes. The lens would monitor glucose levels in tears using sensors, transmit the data to a mobile device, and provide continuous readings. It would also use LED lights to warn of dangerously high or low glucose levels. This would be less painful than traditional finger pricking methods. Advantages of the smart lens include painless continuous monitoring, mobility, accuracy, and reusability. Future enhancements could allow remote monitoring, insurance compliance, data collection, and real-time insulin dosage adjustment.
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Presented by Vladimir Iglovikov:
- https://www.linkedin.com/in/iglovikov/
- https://x.com/viglovikov
- https://www.instagram.com/ternaus/
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Google smart lens ppt
- 1. GOOGLE SMART LENS BY S.NAGARANI
- 2. INTRODUCTION The lens consists of a wireless chip and a miniaturized glucose sensor. A tiny pinhole in the lens allows for tear fluid to seep into the sensor to measure blood sugar levels. Both of the sensors are embedded between two soft layers of lens material.
- 3. SAFE AND SECURED The electronics lie outside of both the pupil and the iris so there is no damage to the eye. There is a wireless antenna inside of the contact that is thinner than a human’s hair, which will act as a controller to communicate information to the wireless device.
- 4. These Lens will be able to people with diabetes by closely and consistenly monitoring the glucose levels in their tears.
- 7. Explanation Continuously 24 hours control of glucose level is by the tears of the user. LED blink when the level of glucose are dangerously too low or too high. Not painful reusable.
- 9. Conclusion Google contact lens is a smart contact lens project announced by google on 16 th jan . The research has proven that the contact lens method is less painful and time consuming for diabetics than the traditions method.
- 10. Conclusion Google contact lens is a smart contact lens project announced by google on 16 th jan . The research has proven that the contact lens method is less painful and time consuming for diabetics than the traditions method.