High-tech glasses bring high hopes

05May

High-tech glasses bring high hopes

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The headset Airey wore was created by eSight eyewear, a Canadian company started by Conrad Lewis, an engineer with two legally blind sisters. Airey’s was the third prototype created by eSight. Read more >>

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