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Innovega’s smart glasses aim to improve sight for people with visual impairments

Innovega, a company known for its augmented-reality contact lens technology, has turned its focus to a different product for now: smart glasses for people who are visually impaired. Read More

AR/VR eyewear company Innovega strikes deal with global supplier of technology for visually impaired

Innovega Inc., a Bellevue, Wash., company that uses disposable contact lenses in combination with high-tech glasses to create a digitally… Read More

WeChat parent Tencent leads $3M investment in augmented reality contact-lens company Innovega

The startup journey is often a sprint, a mad dash to raise capital and release products. But augmented reality startup… Read More

Beyond Google Glass: Innovega shows new augmented reality prototype

LAS VEGAS — Innovega, a Seattle-area company that has been getting lots of attention for its augmented-reality glasses technology, is showing… Read More

Meet the Seattle 10: These innovative startups are looking to change the world

Seattle is ripe with innovation. From aerospace to biotechnology to software to retail, startup companies in this moss-covered part of… Read More

‘Taste of the Future’: Whet your appetite for our new TV series with this sneak preview

It’s time to pull up a chair and sit around the dinner table with a bunch of smart people for… Read More

Innovation of the Year? Vote here in the GeekWire Awards

It’s time to vote in one of the most hotly contested categories in the GeekWire Awards: Innovation of the Year.… Read More

Look out, Google: Startup making high-tech glasses an (augmented) reality

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DF7OvoHzL8I Google has been getting lots of attention over the past year for its Project Glass initiative, starting with a… Read More

Reality check: Google’s glasses, as viewed by an augmented-reality veteran

Google caused a big stir last week with the unveiling of its Project Glass augmented reality project, including a video… Read More

CES: Better augmented reality with high-tech contact lenses

  Posting from Las Vegas: Augmented reality has made progress on smartphones, with apps letting people layer information and graphics… Read More

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