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Follow me @samirkaji for my thoughts on the venture market, with a focus on the continued evolution of the VC landscape.We have a conversation with Samir Kaul from Khosla Ventures. Founded in 2004, Khosla is one of the largest and most well-known venture capital firms in the world and led by legendary investor and entrepreneur Vinod Khosla. The firm is known for investing in companies that are solving very large and complex problems. The firm currently has over $15B in AUM investing in companies such as Square, Doordash, Stripe, OpenAI, and Impossible Foods.During the episode, we covered investing across cycles, the market insanity we saw pre-2022, and how they approach both building a firm and investing. Note: We recorded this prior to the news that Keith Rabois was rejoining the firm, hence no mention of it during the discussion.About Samir Kaul:Samir Kaul is a Founding Partner and Managing Director at Khosla Ventures, and he specializes in investments across health, sustainability, food, and advanced technology sectors. His notable investments leading to successful exits through IPOs or acquisitions include companies like Vicarious Surgical, View, Guardant Health, Nutanix, Oscar, Quantumscape, Granular, SLD, NanoH2O, Iora Health, and Raxium. Additionally, he has played a pivotal role in investments in transformative startups such as Impossible Foods, Mojo Vision, Primer, and many others, demonstrating a keen eye for identifying and nurturing groundbreaking technologies and business models.Before joining Khosla Ventures, Samir's career was marked by significant achievements in biotechnology and venture capital at Flagship Ventures and the Institute for Genomic Research, where he contributed to pioneering efforts in genomics and biotech startups like Helicos BioSciences and Codon Devices. His work in sequencing the Arabidopsis genome set new standards for efficiency and impact in the field of genomics. Beyond his professional endeavors, Samir is deeply committed to philanthropy, serving on the boards of the Tipping Point Community, UCSF Benioff Children's Hospital, and the US Ski and Snowboard Association, showcasing his dedication to societal betterment and healthcare.In this episode, we discuss:(01:45) Samir's career path to venture(05:15) Traits of Successful Entrepreneurs(06:04) Building Long-term Companies(08:49) Venture Capital's Role Beyond Funding(12:13) Evolution of Venture Capital(16:15) AI and Tech Super Cycles(22:24) Learning from Past Mistakes(28:03) Investing in High Conviction Trends(32:33) Firm Culture and Decision Making(37:17) Hiring and Building a VC Team(39:12) Advice to Younger SelfI'd love to know what you took away from this conversation with Samir. Follow me @SamirKaji and give me your insights and questions with the hashtag #ventureunlocked. If you'd like to be considered as a guest or have someone you'd like to hear from (GP or LP), drop me a direct message on Twitter.Podcast Production support provided by Agent Bee  This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit ventureunlocked.substack.com

Charlie and Rony do the news while Ted is at Sony with SVP Jake Zim, playing their new “Ghostbusters” VR game. In the news this week, Charlie's hot take on Quest 3, Mojo Vision gets its mojo back, raising another $21.4 M. Universal music sues Anthropic AI. Thank you to our sponsor, Zappar!Don't forget to like, share, and follow for more! Follow us on all socials @ThisWeekInXR!https://linktr.ee/thisweekinxr Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Charlie does the news solo as Ted was late because he couldn't find a place to talk at The Masters golf tournament where smartphones, even in airplane mode, are not allowed. Rony is off for Passover. In the news this week, funding for display companies, Mojo Vision and OQmented. Styly, an AR company digitizing the physical world, and Sony's new 3D display. Our guest is James Kaplan, CEO of MeetKai, a browser-based Metaverse company that uses AI to assist content creation. The company was co-founded by Weilei Dai, the founder of Marvell Technologies. Thank you to our sponsor, Zappar!Don't forget to like, share, and follow for more! Follow us on all socials @ThisWeekInXR! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode of Big XR NEWS, Demond Cureton, Senior Journalist, XR Today welcomes some of the industry's top analysts to talk about the latest news in the industry.Guests:Kevin O'Donovan, Co-Chair, VRARA Industrial Metaverse and Digital Twin Committee Andre McQueen, Special Lecturer, University of Arts London In this episode, we discuss the following:Mojo Vision cancelling its AR smart contact lens deviceOngoing trends in the VR headset component marketFresh collaborations across metaverse firms to boost interoperabilityUpdates on the Magic Leap 2 deviceHosted by Demond Cureton, Senior Journalist, XR Today

We discuss new developments related to Microsoft's militarized Hololens AR technology and Tilt Five's progress toward consumer AR.We also cover Meta Quest Move syncing with Android, Unity supporting OpenXR hand tracking and Mojo Vision ceasing work on their smart contact lens.

Was ging auf der CES 2023 bei XR? Außerdem verabschieden wir uns von Mojo Visions Vision und überlegen, ob die Kontaktlinsen-Pleite ein Fingerzeig für ein größeres Versäumnis der XR-Branche sein könnte. INHALT: 00:00:00 CES 2023 00:20:05 Ja ... ja ... ja! 00:20:10 Abschied von Mojo Vision TEXTE ZUM THEMA: AR-Kontaktlinsen von Mojo Vision auf Eis gelegt – Fokus auf MicroLED: https://mixed.de/ar-kontaktlinsen-von-mojo-vision-auf-eis-gelegt-fokus-auf-microled/ Artikel zur CES 2023: https://mixed.de/?s=CES ---------- MIXED FOLGEN Webseite: https://mixed.de/ MIXEDCAST: https://mixed.de/podcast/ Discord: https://discord.gg/HNwmU7fygc Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MIXED.de Twitter: https://twitter.com/MIXED_de LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/mixed-de/ E-Mail: hallo(at)mixed.de ---------- MIXED UNTERSTÜTZEN Abonnieren: https://mixed.de/mixed-plus/ ---------- AFFILIATE-LINKS Quest 2 kaufen: https://amzn.to/3VFtdkw Quest Pro kaufen (Amazon Frankreich, Rechtsklick - auf Deutsch übersetzen): https://amzn.to/3VeQ4Uh Pico 4 kaufen (Amazon): https://amzn.to/3uDxysD

In this episode: Deere & Co. will allow farmers to repair their own equipment Minnesota company rolls out fully electric fire truck The FAA has ordered a temporary nationwide pause on all domestic flights until 9 a.m. on Wednesday morning following a computer failure impacted flights. Elon Musk drove more than a million people to Mastodon – but many aren’t sticking around Medium embraces Mastodon A New Direction for Mojo Vision’s Groundbreaking Technology Sony and Honda just announced their new electric car brand, Afeela AD BREAK Two Minor League baseball pitchers with the exact same name — and eerily similar looks — took a DNA test to find out if they’re actually related after years of being confused for one another.… Identity Thieves Bypassed Experian Security to View Credit Reports Microsoft’s new AI can simulate anyone’s voice with 3 seconds of audio A college student created an app that can tell whether AI wrote an essay OpenAI has begun testing a paid, enterprise-focused version of its viral ChatGPT bot -- and surveying users about their pricing preferences. Weird and Wacky: Employee TikTok reveals a floor show upgrade from floppy and DVD—possibly for the last time. Laser-charged Chinese drone can stay in the air indefinitely Tech Rec: Adam - Daily Art App Sanjay - dimensions.com Tech Talk Y’all is a production of Edgewise.Media --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/techtalkyall/message

Mojo Vision, a company that has been leading the way in AR contact lens technology for over a decade, just announced that they're shifting gears to focus on commercializing their MicroLED technology with significant short-term market potential! Imagine being able to revisit your musical preferences from 2023 with Spotify's Playlist in a Bottle. Meanwhile, German antitrust watchdog is taking Google to task over their data processing terms and giving users more choice over their data and finally, did you know that in most of Apple's product advertisements, the time shown on the device's screen is 9:41 AM? Find out the hidden meaning behind this time in our latest article! Don't miss out on these exciting updates in technology.00:00 - Intro02:12 - AR-Kontaktlinsen von Mojo Vision auf Eis gelegt - Fokus auf MicroLED08:08 - Google users not given sufficient choice over its data processing, says German antitrust watchdog16:54 - Give Yourself a Musical Surprise in January 2024 With Spotify's Playlist in a Bottle25:10 - iPhone (1. Generation) – WikipediaSummary:Mojo Vision, a company that has been working on AR contact lenses for more than a decade, announced that it is shifting its focus to commercializing its MicroLED technology, which the company sees as having significant short-term market potential. The company plans to slow down its work on the contact lens, which it had been developing for use in the medical sector and ultimately for everyday use. Mojo Vision had been aiming to bring the contact lens to market by around 2025. The company cited a lack of investors in a difficult economic environment as the reason for the shift. Mojo Vision is laying off 75% of its employees as a result of this change.The German antitrust watchdog has issued a preliminary statement of objections to Google over its data processing terms and plans to require the company to give users more choice over what it does with their information. The Federal Cartel Office (FCO) has been investigating Google's terms of service for processing user data since May 2021, and has found that users are not given sufficient choice over how their data is collected and connected across multiple services, and not enough choice over whether their data is used for ad targeting. The FCO plans to require Google to change their terms to give users more choice over their data. Google will have an opportunity to comment on the objections, and a final decision on the matter is expected this year.Spotify has launched a new interactive in-app experience called Playlist in a Bottle that captures the users' current musical preferences and lets them revisit their 2023 self one year later. The users have to ensure that their Spotify mobile app is up to date, pick a time capsule, answer a series of song-inspired prompts, seal their musical time capsule and share a personalized card on their social channels. The experience is live starting today in 27 markets and 18 languages for both Free and Premium users across iOS and Android devices. However, the experience will end on January 31, so users are encouraged to participate before then.In most of Apple's product advertisements, the time shown on the device's screen is 9:41 AM. This is because, on January 9, 2007, Steve Jobs introduced the iPhone to the public for the first time at a MacWorld event in San Francisco at 9:41 AM. According to a former senior Apple executive, the time 9:41 AM is deliberately displayed on every screen of Apple products as a reminder of the product's introduction. The executive also states that each keynote presentation session by Apple starts exactly 40 minutes past the hour and that after the first generation iPad was introduced, they changed the time to 9:41 AM across all products. The article also notes that this practice is still being followed by Apple for its newest product advertisements and that the company still respects the significance of the number 9:41 AM as the "embryo of their success".Our panel today>> Tarek >> Chris >> Henrike >> Vincent Every week our panel of technology enthusiasts meets to discuss the most important news from the fields of technology, innovation, and science. And you can join us live!https://techreview.axelspringer.comhttps://www.ideas-engineering.io/https://www.freetech.academy/https://www.upday.com/

Ce mercredi 16 novembre, les lentilles connectées à réalité augmentée d'une start-up américaine appelée Mojo Vision ont été abordées par Anthony Morel dans sa chronique Culture Geek, dans l'émission Good Morning Business, présentée par Laure Closier et Christophe Jakubyszyn, sur BFM Business. Retrouvez l'émission du lundi au vendredi et réécoutez la en podcast.

This week on #LocationWeekly we talk about the “Red String” project brings art to life in NYC Chinatown, DoorDash + Wing launch drone delivery pilot, Mojo Vision brings shopping lists to smart contact lenses & Ralph Lauren and Epic Games team up on Fortnite experience. Make sure to tune in!

Mission Daily Report  November 10, 2022 1.ราคาดัชนีตลาดหลักทรัพย์ / ราคาหุ้นต่างประเทศ / ราคาน้ำมันดิบ / ราคาทองคำ / ราคา Cryptocurrency 2.ราคาเหรียญ FTT ร่วงหนักอย่างรุนแรง หลังประกาศเทขายเหรียญ 3.ฤดูหนาวจะทำให้เกมการรบรัสเซีย-ยูเครน เปลี่ยนไปอย่างไร 4.ยุโรปลงทุนผลิตพลังงานหมุนเวียนเพิ่มขึ้น ผลจากสงครามรัสเซีย-ยูเครน 5.สหรัฐเริ่มปิดหีบเลือกตั้ง-เริ่มนับคะแนน 6.ดิสนีย์มีแผนจะนำ Mouse House เข้าสู่โลกเมต้าเวิร์ส 7.Meta ปลดพนักงาน 11,000 คนทั่วโลก 8.เป้าหมายในการบริการทวิตเตอร์ภายใต้การดูแลของอีลอน มัสก์  9.“กสทช.” อนุมัติ 600 ล้านซื้อลิขสิทธิ์บอลโลก แต่ต้องหาเพิ่มอีกพันล้าน 10.คนไทยนิยมดูกีฬากว่า 43 ล้านคน 61% ชอบดูฟุตบอลโลก 11.ซาอุดีอาระเบีย ลดพึ่งพาน้ำมัน เบนเข็มรุกตลาด “อีวี” 12.ต่างชาติเชื่อมั่นตลาดรถยนต์ไฟฟ้าในไทย 13.คอนแทคเลนส์อัจฉริยะ Mojo Vision เชื่อมแอป Alexa Shopping List

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This week the hosts are joined by Drew Perkins, CEO, co-founder, Mojo Vision.Thank you to our sponsor, Zappar!Don't forget to like, share, and follow for more! Follow us on all socials @ThisWeekInXR! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Today we're talking to Mike Wiemer, VP of Engineering and CTO at Mojo Vision; and we discuss how they've built the world's first smart contact lens; why the key to any startup isn't having solutions but instead identifying a problem; and what the edges of technology tell us about where humans are headed. All of this right here, right now, on the Modern CTO Podcast! 

durée : 00:02:55 - Bientôt chez vous - Cette lentille du futur est développée par l'entreprise américaine Mojo Vision, dans la Silicon Valley, mais elle ne sera pas disponible à la commercialisation avant dix ans.

Mojo Vision, c'est le nom d'une entreprise qui va vous emmener tout droit dans le futur. Alors qu'Apple et Meta sont encore à des années de sortir des lunettes de réalité augmentée, c'est la spécialité de la startup californienne. Une chronique d'Emma Hollen du magazine Futura. Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

Des lentilles de contact connectées qui permettent de voir le monde en réalité augmentée : c'est le pari réussi de la firme californienne Mojo Vision. Une invention qui promet de nous en mettre plein la vue et nous projette à toute vitesse dans un futur pas si lointain (moins de 5 ans !), où nous pourrons regarder des vidéos sans même à avoir à sortir notre smartphone de notre poche.

Mike Wiemer is the CTO and co-founder of Mojo Vision, a company enabling invisible computing with their AR contact lenses. Mike is a brilliant and accomplished technologist who is unafraid of tackling hard problems…and he and his team have solved many on their way to successfully demonstrating their wearable contact lens—working inside somebody's eye—earlier this summer.Prior to Mojo Vision, Mike was the co-founder and President of SolarJunction, a company that developed innovative, multi-junction solar cells that set the record for conversion efficiency, twice. Previously, Mike spent 8 years at Stanford, working his way through a Bachelors, Masters, and a Ph.D. with an emphasis on semiconductor physics and optics.In this conversation, Mike shares some insights from his experience at Solar Junction, and how he came to discover the opportunity for smart contact lenses. He breaks down the set of very hard problems to solve in making these AR contact lenses, and the success Mojo Vision has had in clearing those hurdles, as well as the recent milestone of creating a prototype that people can now wear. He talks about the challenges of Mojo Vision specifically and AR more generally. Foremost among those challenges is the solution isn't about a single technological innovation, but the integration of several integrations into a cohesive system. He goes on to share a broader perspective of the opportunity he sees for smart contact lenses and AR glasses.You can find all of the show notes at thearshow.com, and become a patron at patreon.com/theARshow.

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Mojo Vision has been working on smart contact lenses since years. Recently the company announced its most advanced prototype ever, which VP Steven Sinclair told me has "all the elements that we need ... in a working system so that we can really push forward what we hope is the first product." That includes: - 14,000 pixels per inch MicroLED display - 5GH ultra-low latency radio to stream AR content - continuous eye tracking via custom-configured accelerometers, gyroscopes, and magnetometers - medical-grade in-lens batteries - eye-controlled user interface In this episode of TechFirst with John Koetsier, I chat with Sinclair about the technology, uses, augmented reality, timeline to purchasable product, and the fundamental breakthroughs Mojo had to make before achieving this latest prototype. Links: Support TechFirst with $SMRT coins: https://rally.io/creator/SMRT/ Buy $SMRT to join a community focused on tech for good: the emerging world of smart matter. Access my private Slack, get your name in my book, suggest speakers for TechFirst ... and support my work. TechFirst transcripts: https://johnkoetsier.com/category/tech-first/ Forbes columns: https://www.forbes.com/sites/johnkoetsier/ Full videos: https://www.youtube.com/c/johnkoetsier?sub_confirmation=1 Keep in touch: https://twitter.com/johnkoetsier

Den här gången frågar sig trion i Amaras lag om vägen till välmående är mer eller mindre smarta prylar. Somliga vill mäta allt de gör: vad de äter, hur mycket de tränar och hur de sover. Andra blir stressade bara av tanken på smarta prylar som ska ge dig koll på din hälsa in i minsta detalj. Ania Obminska har funderat på om det inte finns två parallella spår i teknikutvecklingen. Ett som går ut på att skala bort så mycket som möjligt och minska vår skärmtid radikalt för att må bättre. Det andra går ut på att vi mår bättre genom att mäta mer och får relevanta notifikationer om vår hälsa från våra smarta prylar. Hon testar tesen med hjälp av kollegorna Simon Campanello och Viktor Krylmark samt några experter. Kan vi landa i ett svar? I det här avsnittet berättar Light Phones medgrundare Joe Hollier om varför deras avskalade mobiltelefon aldrig kommer att få stöd för sociala medie-appar eller mejl. Och Steve Sinclair på Mojo Vision förklarar varför han tror att ”smarta” ar-kontaktlinser, som visar informationen direkt framför ögat, är framtiden. Forskarna Mattias Rost och Peter Idestam-Almquist hjälper oss att sätta smarta prylar i större kontext, och lyfter även frågan om inte känseln kommer att få större utrymme i tekniken framåt. Tack för att du lyssnar! Och glöm inte att prenumerera. Vill du komma i kontakt med oss? ania.obminska@nyteknik.se viktor.krylmark@nyteknik.se simon.campanello@nyteknik.se See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

A Mojo Vision criou um protótipo de lentes de contacto com realidade aumentada, que pode revolucionar o mundo dos wearables. Integrando um sistema de rastreio que deteta para onde o utilizador está a direcionar o olhar, estas lentes têm micro-ecrãs onde são projetadas informações. Por exemplo, sobre o estado do tempo, o trânsito ou sobre a performance desportiva durante a atividade física.Saiba mais sobre inovação e nova economia em supertoast.pt. 

This week the hosts are joined by Steve Sinclair, SVP Product & Marketing, Mojo Vision! Thank you to our sponsor, Virbela! Don't forget to like, share, and follow for more! Follow us on all socials @ThisWeekInXR! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

En este video, hablaremos sobre los rumores de Project Cambria y Project Nazare de Meta. Además, se lanzó oficialmente la plataforma para crear efectos en TikTok llamada: Effect House. Por supuesto, hablaremos sobre los anuncios Mojo Vision, Unreal Engine 5, Pico Neo 3 Link.

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In this episode of More Intelligent Tomorrow, Global AI Evangelist, Ari Kaplan, sits down with Brian Lemoff, Fellow and Head of Optics at Mojo Vision, and Mike Weimer, CTO at Mojo Vision, to discuss augmented reality, the future of wearable technology and the technology behind building a contact lens with built in display. Brian and Mike work for Mojo Vison, a company hard at work developing the first smart contact lens. The technology behind Mojo Lens is staggering, with the lens containing roughly 14,000 pixels per inch, with pixels less than two microns apart, sensors that track where your eye is pointing, and a display less than half a millimeter wide. But, how do you actually build something so functional in such a small space? Brian walks us through what it was like to start working at Mojo Vision;“I think the first few months I was with the company, all we did was brainstorm. A day in the life of the early company was come in the morning, talk about how we are going to do this, come up with ideas, go off and test out theories. And, we'll do back of the envelope calculations, a little simulation, come back, here's what's not working. And over time, come up with an idea that you think, Hey, this could actually hold together. ” - Brian LemoffIt turns out that the secret of building something revolutionary is to make changes incrementally over time.When asked about the future of wearable augmented reality, Mike outlines his predictions, which include a belief that most people will have some form of augmented wearable in the future, but the experience must be “invisible” for it to be successful - which is why Mike calls this approach “invisible computing.” “Our view is to create information systems that are invisible, and we call it invisible computing. It's about trying to get all that hardware out of the way and let you maintain your ability to be a social creature and interact with other humans, and yet still have access to that kind of information. That's the vision of where we're trying to go.” - Mike WeimerListen to this episode of More Intelligent Tomorrow to learn about:Augmented reality and how it can help people with disabilitiesThe use cases for augmented reality in sportHow to innovate in a constrained environmentHow to develop a user interface for an invisible computing experience

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We've known Mojo Vision's journey to market was going to be a long and deliberate one since we saw an early prototype in Las Vegas a number of CESes ago.

Today we blend some sports talk with the tech. Is Brady the Goat Autograph NFT by Tom Brady Barry Bonds Kept out the hall Mustard App for baseball training Mojo Vision, contact lens of the future

Cela fait maintenant plusieurs années que les géants de la tech nous promettent des lunettes de réalité augmentée dont on pourrait se servir au quotidien. Force est de constater que pour l'instant, les prototypes qui nous sont proposés sont loin d'être parfaitement fonctionnels. Alors pourquoi ne pas se laisser par des lentilles de contact augmentée ? C'est la proposition de la marque InWith qui lors du CES de Las Vegas au début du mois a annoncé ce nouveau produit. Si les Google Glass ou les Hololens de Microsoft permettent d'afficher des notifications devant nos yeux, ça reste un peu plus rare en ce qui concerne les lentilles de contact. C'est pourtant le cas de la société américaine Mojo Vision, pionnière dans le domaine, avec des lentilles rigides, ce qui n'est pas sans poser certains soucis. Une difficulté que l'entreprise InWith Corporation a a priori surmonté en présentant un tout nouveau modèle de lentille, souple cette fois, là encore au CES 2022. À en croire le concepteur, ces lentilles serait presque magiques puisque les circuits électroniques extensibles et souples sont intégrés aux lentilles grâce à de l'hydrogel. Bref, pour résumer, ces lentilles ont l'avantage d'afficher des notifications sur les yeux tout en étant souples et donc agréables à porter. Ceci dit, en plus d'afficher le contenu d'un smartphone par exemple en réalité augmentée devant l'œil, ces lentilles rempliraient également leur rôle de base, à savoir corriger la vue, et plus précisément la presbytie. Contrairement aux myopes qui ont du mal à voir de loin, les presbytes eux ont des une difficulté à voir net de près, ce qui est souvent lié à l'évolution au vieillissement. C'est grossièrement résumé, mais voilà la principale différence. Ainsi, comment cette lentille peut-elle à la fois être technologique et médicale ? Et bien en s'adaptant à l'environnement de son porteur comme avec des verres progressifs. On parlait de myopie, et bien figurez-vous qu'elle pourrait aussi aider à la corriger. D'ailleurs, InWith ne considère pas ses lentilles comme un simple concept, puisqu'elle compte bien obtenir l'approbation de la Food and Drug Administration (FDA) aux Etats-Unis cette année, c'est à dire l'agrément qui lui permettrait de mettre son dispositif en vente pour le grand public dans le but de corriger la vue, et non pas comme simple accessoire. Pour finir, l'entreprise envisagerait même de faire évoluer ses lentilles doucement mais sûrement vers l'affichage d'un monde que l'on connaît bien désormais : le métaverse. Voir Acast.com/privacy pour les informations sur la vie privée et l'opt-out. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

For the past few years, Mojo Vision has had a small presence at CES, offering up glimpses into the potential of its augmented reality contact lenses. Every year, the picture seems a little closer, if still far away.

For the past few years, Mojo Vision has had a small presence at CES, offering up glimpses into the potential of its augmented reality contact lenses. Every year, the picture seems a little closer, if still far away.

In this episode, we sit with Steve Sinclair, VP of Marketing and Product at Mojo Vision. We talk about the challenges his team faces around category creation and having a clear vision for the future (pun intended). https://www.cavesocial.com/steve-sinclair/

Bonjour à toutes et à tous. Avec le titre de cet épisode, on pourrait se dire que le futur est à nos portes… et en effet, c'est le cas ! Une start-up américaine a tout simplement conçu des lentilles de réalité augmentée intégrant un écran, sur le même principe que les Google Glass par exemple. Leur prototype est tout près d'aboutir et pourrait bien révolutionner ce secteur.Quand on pense lunettes de réalité augmentée, on pense bien évidemment aux Google Glass comme je vous le disais. Les attentes autour de cet objet étaient si fortes, qu'il est presque décevant de voir qu'au final, le résultat n'est pas si incroyable que cela. Elles ne sont pas devenues grand public, et aujourd'hui, de nombreux systèmes pour afficher des informations devant les yeux ont été mis au point. Mais au jeu de l'innovation, l'entreprise américain Mojo Vision est en train de concrétiser un rêve de nombreux fans de science-fiction : des lentilles de réalité augmentée.Dans ces lentilles, l'écran mesure moins d'un demi-millimètre de large et chaque pixel mesure moins de deux micromètres… On parle là d'une échelle quasiment microscopique. Cette technologie est d'autant plus prodigieuse que les ingénieurs sont parvenus à mettre au point un mini-système permettant de projeter l'image sur la surface de la rétine. Et cerise sur le gâteau, une mini-caméra capture la scène et un tracker relève instantanément les mouvements de l'œil. En d'autres termes, l'image s'adapte en temps réel à votre champ de vision, les informations sont mobiles et ne vous gênent pas pour voir devant vous quand vous marchez par exemple. Une puce assure également le traitement des images, celui de l'affichage, et gère la liaison sans fil avec un smartphone. Côté batterie, l'autonomie serait limitée à une heure, mais la recharge sans fil permet de continuer à alimenter l'objet sans trop de problème. Au-delà de l'aspect purement technologique, Mojo Vision souhaite concevoir un accessoire qui pourrait aider les personnes souffrant de problèmes de vue à mieux percevoir les obstacles sur leur parcours en les mettant en évidence. Les lentilles pourraient également être exploitées par les athlètes afin d'afficher des données biométriques durant la pratique de leur discipline sportive. Reste à voir quand le premier prototype sera présenté, et si le destin de cette invention sera plus favorable que celui des lentilles Google qui n'ont pour leur part jamais vu le jour. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Steve Sinclair is the SVP of product at Mojo Vision, a company enabling invisible computing with their AR contact lenses.Steve has an amazing background in the product development and product marketing of personal computing technologies throughout the smartphone revolution. He worked at Handspring, Palm, Apple's iPhone team, which he joined in 2007, as well as at HP and the Motorola division at Google, which was then sold to Lenovo.He brings 20 plus years of insight to Mojo Vision, which imagines a world where information is there when you need it, and then technology fades away when you don't so you can connect with others without distraction.In this conversation, we dig into the details of Mojo Vision's technology-infused contact lenses, including the underlying technology and how it works.He talks about Mojo's initial use case around helping the visually impaired, as well as other types of experiences that make sense in the early days of wearable displays. We go on to dip into Steve's history to extract some of the lessons he's learned at the dawn of the smartphone era and discuss how they might apply to spatial computing.You can find all of the show notes at thearshow.com.

Tom speaks to Steve Sinclair, Senior Vice President of Product and Marketing at Mojo Vision, the company building smart contact lenses for a future of invisible computing. This sci-fi prospect is fast becoming reality, another piece of the puzzle in the next big shift in our relationship with computers. Find out more at https://www.mojo.vision/

Learn the six steps needed to activate your mojo. The Mojo VISION Framework condenses Laura's 12 years of executive coaching expertise and the lessons from the past two seasons of Mojo Mondays Bootcamp.

This episode features Drew Perkins, the Co-founder and CEO of Mojo Vision, creators of Mojo Lens, the first true smart contact lens. Drew is an inventor and Serial Entrepreneur who has been at the forefront of technological innovation for more than three decades. Our hosts will be guided on a journey into the history and making of the 'Bionic' entrepreneur who challenged the way Biotech is perceived in the public eye, by making the Mojo Lens as human and natural as possible. Take a deep dive into Drew's world, Mojo Vision and find out what his ambitions are for the future of AR integrated Biotech and the road map ahead for the world of XR.

 Dr. Anil Achyuta is an Investment Director and a Founding Member at TDK Ventures, which is a deep-tech corporate venture fund of TDK Corporation, the Japanese multinational electronics company that manufactures electronic materials, electronic components, and recording and data-storage media. Anil is passionate about energy and healthcare sectors as he believes these are the most impactful areas to building a sustainable future – a mission directly in line with TDK Ventures' goal. At TDK Ventures, Anil has reviewed over 1,050 start-ups and invested in: 1) Autoflight - an electric vertical take-off and landing company, 2) Genetesis - a magnetic imaging-based cardiac diagnostics company, 3) Origin - 3D printing mass manufacturing company, 4) Exo - hand-held 3D ultrasound imaging company, 5) GenCell - ammonia-to-energy hydrogen fuel cell company, 6) Mojo Vision – augmented reality contact lens company, and 7) Battery Resourcers – a direct to cathode lithium ion battery recycling company. From his seven investments, Anil has secured two exits. GenCell IPO'd on Tel Aviv's Stock Exchange, and Origin was acquired by the #1 3D Printing company in the world, Stratasys, for $100M. Anil was voted as one of the Rising Stars in 2021 by Venture Capital Journal and recently, Anil was ranked #2 Rising Star in 2021 out 20,000 corporate venturing managers globally. Prior to TDK Ventures, Anil held leadership roles at Fortune 500 companies including L'Oréal, Johnson & Johnson, GlaxoSmithKline, and Draper. Anil has a Ph.D. in Chemical Engineering from Northeastern University and has authored over 15 peer-reviewed journal publications and 5 US patents. 

Drew Perkins, CEO of Mojo Vision, explains to Tonya Hall what the world's first smart contact lens can do for us. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Techstination, your destination for gadgets and gear.   I’m Fred Fishkin.     Imagine a contact lens that has augmented reality built in….and can give you all kinds of data at a glance.  That is just part of the future a company called Mojo Vision is developing.   They have won awards from NASA…this...

Techstination interview: What will Mojo Vision digital contact lens enable?: CEO Drew Perkins

Smart contact lenses aren't just in the movies. Mojo Vision is seeking to make them a reality. Through invisible computing, this innovation is well on its way to being available. To discuss the concept, host Dan Cui spoke with the company's Senior VP of Product and Marketing, Steve Sinclair.Sinclair said, “The idea is to be able to see content in front of you without a screen yet look like yourself.”The invention has many use cases, but the central message is to allow people to be engaged in the real world and not be bombarded with content. The first application the company is working on is for those with low vision conditions. “They aren't blind but have difficulty seeing, and the lens can correct this allowing those people to get back some independence,” Sinclair explained.How exactly does it work? There's a lot of technology in the small lens, including biosafe batteries, motion sensors, and image sensors. It also has the smallest, densest dynamic display.What about comfort and safety? Sinclair said, “It rests of the white of the eye, which has fewer nerves, and it's custom fit. The display is small enough not to bother the eye, but it's always in clarity and resolution.”The company has been working on the product for five years. It's both a consumer electronic and a medical device, so FDA clearance is necessary. “It does require FDA certification, and we applied for the breakthrough devices program. We have frequent sprints on topics and get feedback, which we take back to iterate,” Sinclair shared.

ARグラスならメガネフレームとかで操作がしやすい印象ですが、ARコンタクトのモーションコントロールはどんな感じなのでしょうかね？(◍•ᴗ•◍) ARグラスはどうしても見た目的に万人が使うものになるイメージはつかなかったですが、こちらはもしかするともしかすると…！？と期待しちゃいますね(◍ ´꒳` ◍) ▽ ARを目に入れられるコンタクトレンズ開発Mojo Vision、5,100万米ドル超を調達——日本からはKOIFが出資、アプリストア構築で用途は未知数か https://thebridge.jp/2020/05/mojo-vision-series-b1-51m-funding ▽ 世界を拡張する「スマートコンタクトレンズ」とは何者かーーメニコンとMojo Visionの共創 vol.1 https://thebridge.jp/2021/02/mojovision-menicon-1-mugenlabo-magazine ▼ご意見ご感想はお便りフォームからどうぞ https://forms.gle/DWo5piBx1ojCvxET8

Dr. Adam Davis is the founder and CEO of Amalgamated Vision, a maker of wearable displays optimized for use as a reference display in healthcare and enterprise. Adam spent a career as a practicing physician focused on neruo-radiology, and regularly explored and pushed the boundaries of using 3D imagery to better understand each patient’s physiology. Most recently, he was a clinical associate professor and the Director of the Image Processing Lab at NYU Medical Center. There he specialized in medical image post processing, volume rendering, user interface, data visualization, image based procedural and surgical guidance. He’s also done product development for Siemens Healthineers and Olea Medical.It was from this deep appreciation for 3D medical imaging that Adam began developing a new type of wearable display highly suitable to medical environments. The team recently won the 2020 NASA iTech challenge alongside Mojo Vision.In this conversation, we dig into the technology and the unique perspective that is driving its development.The solution lies on your cheek bones, just below the primary visual field. It uses laser MEMs (laser beam scanning) with a novel pancake optic to project an image directly on the retina when you look down.We start the conversation with some background on medical imaging and the impact that stereoscopy (that is seeing images in 3D) can have in medicine. You can find all of the show notes at thearshow.com.

Drew Perkins is the co-founder and CEO of Mojo Vision which is a developer of products and platforms that re-imagine the intersection of ideas, information, and people. The company has raised $159 million from top tier investors such as NEA, Khosla Ventures, AME Cloud Ventures, 8VC, Motorola Solutions Venture Capital, Kakao Ventures, Dolby Family Ventures, and Gradient Ventures to name a few. Prior to this he cofounded Lightera (acquired by Ciena), OnFiber (acquired by Qwest), Infinera (IPO), and Gainspeed (acquired by Nokia).

Steve Sinclair is the SVP of product at Mojo Vision, a company enabling invisible computing with their AR contact lenses.Steve has an amazing background in the product development and product marketing of personal computing technologies throughout the smartphone revolution. He worked at Handspring, Palm, Apple’s iPhone team, which he joined in 2007, as well as at HP and the Motorola division at Google, which was then sold to Lenovo.He brings 20 plus years of insight to Mojo Vision, which imagines a world where information is there when you need it, and then technology fades away when you don’t so you can connect with others without distraction.In this conversation, we dig into the details of Mojo Vision’s technology-infused contact lenses, including the underlying technology and how it works.He talks about Mojo’s initial use case around helping the visually impaired, as well as other types of experiences that make sense in the early days of wearable displays. We go on to dip into Steve’s history to extract some of the lessons he’s learned at the dawn of the smartphone era and discuss how they might apply to spatial computing.You can find all of the show notes at thearshow.com.

Welcome to Day 1438 of our Wisdom-Trek, and thank you for joining me.This is Guthrie Chamberlain, Your Guide to WisdomAugmented Reality – Hardware and Apps – Ask GrampsWisdom - the final frontier to true knowledge. Welcome to Wisdom-Trek! Where our mission is to create a legacy of wisdom, to seek out discernment and insights, to boldly grow where few have chosen to grow before. Hello, my friend, I am Guthrie Chamberlain, your captain on our journey to increase Wisdom and Create a Living Legacy. Thank you for joining us today as we explore wisdom on our 2nd millennium of podcasts. Today is Day 1438 of our Trek, and our focus on Fridays is the future technological and societal advances, so we call it Futuristic Fridays. My personality is one that has always been very future-oriented. Since my childhood, I have yearned for the exploration and discovery of new technologies and advancements for the future. I grew up with the original Star Trek series, and even today, while I am on my 64th revolution around the sun, I still dream of traveling in space. Each week we will explore rapidly converging technologies and advancements, which will radically change our lives. At times, the topics may sound like something out of a science fiction novel, but each area that we explore is already well on its way of becoming a reality over the next couple of decades. To keep with our theme of “Ask Gramps,” I will put our weekly topics in the form of a question to get us on track. So this week's question is: Hey Gramps, last week you shared how Augmented Reality will impact our world. What are some of the hardware and apps which will allow AR to become a reality in everyday life? Augmented Reality – Hardware And Apps Last week on Futuristic Friday, we explored how Augmented Reality (AR) will impact our world. Today we will drill down and look at the hardware and apps which may drive this impact. Our world is in a disruptive mode, which will speed up the exponential technology that is changing our world today. I am using some of the information mentioned in Peter Diamandis's blogs and book “The Future is Faster Than You Think.” Today, adults in the U.S. spend over nine hours a day looking at screens. That counts for more than a third of our livelihoods. We may be allocating even more screen time during the Covid-19 pandemic. Yet even though they serve as a portal to 90 percent of our media consumption, screens continue to define and constrain how and where we consume content, and displays, as we think of them today, may very soon become obsolete. Riding new advancements in hardware and connectivity, augmented reality (AR) is set to replace these 2D interfaces and allow us to see through a digital information layer. Ultimately, AR headsets will immerse us in compelling stories, learn-everywhere education, and even gamified work tasks. As an example, If you want to play AR Star Wars, you could be battling the Empire on your way to work, in your cubicle, cafeteria, bathroom, and beyond. We got our first taste of AR's real-world gamification in 2016 when Nintendo released Pokemon Go. Thus began the greatest cartoon character turkey shoot in history. With 5 million daily users, 65 million monthly users, and over $2 billion in revenue, the virtual-overlaid experience remains one for the books. In the years since, similar AR apps have exploded. Once thick and bulky, AR glasses are becoming increasingly lightweight, stylish, and unobtrusive. And over the next 15 years, AR portals will become almost unnoticeable, as hardware rapidly dematerializes. Companies like Mojo Vision are even rumored to be developing AR contact lenses, slated to offer us heads-up display capabilities — no glasses required. In this second installation of our five-part AR episode series, we are doing a deep dive into the various apps, headsets, and lenses on the market...

Welcome back to season 3 of the disruptors podcast.Steve Sinclair is the Senior Vice President of Product at Mojo Vision, a company that is absolutely on the bleeding edge of augmented reality. And for the last several years they've been working on a contact lens equipped with a display that is no larger than a grain of sand. It sounds straight out of science fiction, but in the not too distant future it's going to be a reality.In this episode we discuss the origins of Mojo Vision, the unique technical hurdles they've had to overcome to make it reality, the variety of use cases that it could enable, and much more.--To learn more about how to change the world with your own organization, visit us at www.digintent.com.If you enjoyed this episode, please leave a review!

STARTUP WITH ELOI - EPISODE 5 - MOJO VISION Hello guys! In today's episode, the 5th of the Podcast we'll talk about a company working to make you have bionic sight: MOJO VISION https://www.mojo.vision/ They have been working on augmented reality contact lenses that will change the way you look at the world! If you liked what you've heard, please subscribe to the podcast on your platform of choice: Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/show/1lsyQOm1dkCXgNoQrBnrKm Apple Podcasts - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/startup-with-eloi/id1511479171?ign-mpt=uo%3D4 Anchor - https://anchor.fm/startupwitheloi All the feedback is much appreciated, write to me at eloi@startupwitheloi.com #startupwitheloi #podcast #startups #innovation #mojovision #augmentedreality #mixedreality

Mojo Vision's technology still felt early-stage when we met with them back at CES. But the demos we did see were enough to convince us that there really could be something to the California startup's smart content lens technology. Clearly we weren't alone in that. The company just announced that it has raised more than […]

We have a showdown of our favourite soft contact lenses and share info on Mojo Vision's augmented reality contact lenses. Resources: 1. Modern OD Article on What's New in Contact Lenses: https://modernod.com/articles/2019-nov-dec/whats-new-in-contact-lenses?c4src=article:infinite-scroll 2. New Canadian contact lens recycling program: https://www.terracycle.com/en-CA/brigades/bausch-and-lomb-en-ca#@51.790760252351404:-93.93222021874999zoom:4 3. Mojo Vision: https://www.mojo.vision/mojo-lens 4. Review of Cornea and Contact Lenses Article on Contact Lenses and Comfort: https://www.reviewofcontactlenses.com/article/contact-lenses-and-comfort-its-a-material-world#targetText=It%20is%20a%20monthly%20disposable,PVP%20compared%20with%20senofilcon%20A --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/foureyesoptom/support

The Main Menu talks about the CORONA VIRUS OUTBREAK and mostly about how bad people are freaking out about it, the Walking Dead Saints & Sinners VR game getting good reviews, how VR games still aren't as advanced as we want with motion sickness, Mojo Vision manufacturing a contact lens implemented with AR technology, displaying a HUD for your real eyes, the future of driving, self driving, and fast transportation, the r/TIFU subreddit or "Today I F'd Up" is visited in a few cases to see how bad some people have it, the best of their college memories are remembered and more!

Elon Musk, Space Travel, and its impact on the tech industry. In this episode of the Futurum Tech Podcast we explore the giant impact this will have across multiple industries and more. THIS WEEK's FAST FIVE > Microsoft and Samsung team up > Smaller rivals are now joining the growing chorus singing “Break up Big Tech's Monopoly" > Google launches online coding course in Python to train workers for tech jobs > Mojo Vision puts augmented reality screen on contact lens > Visa's acquisition of Plaid This week's Tech Bites Winner: Intrepid analyst Olivier Blanchard presented a story about activist group Avaaz, who discovered that some of the biggest companies in the world are unknowingly funding climate misinformation by advertising on YouTube. Our Crystal Ball: In the Crystal Ball segment of the show, we always circle back to discuss the main dive topic. In this case, we predict what's going to happen with space travel. When will we see the first people on Mars? Our answers might surprise you. INFORMATION: This Futurum Podcast features Olivier Blanchard (@OABlanchard), Shelly Kramer (@ShellyKramer) and Sarah Wallace (@sarah_wallace). If you haven't already, please subscribe to our show on iTunes or SoundCloud. For inquiries or more information on the show, email the team at podcast@futurumresearch.com or follow @FuturumPodcast on Twitter. To learn more about Futurum Research please visit www.futurumresearch.com. DISCLOSURE: Futurum Research is a research and analysis provider, not an investment advisor. The Futurum Tech Podcast (and all related written notes and materials) is a newsletter/podcast intended for entertainment and informational purposes only. Futurum Research does not provide personalized investment advice and no investment advice is offered or implied by this podcast. ###