Contact lenses that can receive text messages and read emails A few days ago, according to the British _Daily Telegraph_

Contact lenses that can receive text messages and read emails A few days ago, according to the British "Daily Telegraph", the Microsystems Technology Center of Ghent University in Belgium has developed a spherical curved liquid crystal display that is expected to implant contact lenses within a few years. With this technology, the wearer can easily check emails and text messages on the contact lenses.

Scientists have developed a new technology that allows short messages sent by mobile phones to be projected directly onto the contact lenses worn by the recipient. The spherical LCD display was developed by researchers at Ghent University in Belgium and uses wireless technology to process projected images. It has now entered the real-world application stage, and it may be widely used in the next few years.

The new technology means that the entire surface of the contact lens can be used to project images and present short messages, and researchers are investigating the use of this contact lens as sunglasses to accommodate different levels of the sun's rays. What's even more interesting is that this technology can project images such as road directions or short messages from smartphones directly onto our eyes, which sounds like something out of a science fiction movie but will soon become a reality.

Smei, who led the study, said: "This is not science fiction. If this spherical display is successfully implanted with contact lenses, the glasses will be able to 'project' text messages from smartphones directly to our eyes, which must be interesting. Contact lenses.