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“Smart” Sunglasses Use LCD Technology to Block Out the Sun’s Glare

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Chris Mullin, eco-friendly sunglasses, sustainable sunglasses, Dynamic Eye, wearable technology, University at Buffalo, The State University of New York, eco-fashion, sustainable fashion, green fashion, ethical fashion, sustainable style

The sun’s blinding rays are something to contend with when driving, but a new LCD technology developed by physicist Chris Mullin could soon pave the way for a new set of “smart” specs able to detect bright spots of light and darken them accordingly. Dubbed “Dynamic Eyes”, the new glasses could shield sensitive eyes and make it easier for drivers to handle oncoming traffic.