As a result, Verily and Novartis’ eye-care division Alcon is pausing work on glucose-sensing lenses. However, the company is still developing other “smart accommodating contact lens and smart ...

Second, most contact lenses can’t be worn ... But as for the smart lens, everything considered, Novartis and Verily should probably abandon it. After all, another much-loved maxim of modern ...

The signature product from Alphabet-owned life sciences company, Verily, is still a long way from hitting the real world. The glucose-sensing smart contact lens that Google first announced in 2014 ...

Alphabet’s life sciences arm Verily has paused one of its first research projects — contact lenses that aim to measure a diabetic patient’s glucose levels. Brian Otis, PhD, chief technical ...

When the partnership was first announced four years ago, the idea was to develop two types of contact ... and Verily will also continue to work together on developing a smart intraocular lens ...

Separately from the glucose-sensing contacts project, Verily is also collaborating with Alcon on what it calls a “smart accommodating” contact lens for age-related farsightedness. That project ...

Systems will shrink so small that they can be embedded into an electronic contact lens. Talk about a vision for the future! Smart contact lenses sound like science fiction. But there’s already a ...

Verily, which was previously part of the tech firm's Google X research and development unit, had partnered with Novartis' eye-care division, Alcon, to develop the lens. Samsung's smart contact ...

Second, most contact lenses can’t be worn ... But as for the smart lens, everything considered, Novartis and Verily should probably abandon it. After all, another much-loved maxim of modern ...

Separately from the glucose-sensing contacts project, Verily is also collaborating with Alcon on what it calls a “smart accommodating” contact lens for age-related farsightedness. That project ...