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smart contact lensCNBC
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Researchers in Singapore have developed an ultra thin battery that can be embedded onto your contacts, transforming them into smart contacts.
Since tears contain glucose, they can also power the battery.
The battery is as thin as 0.2mm and it fits onto a 0.5mm lens.
To test that it doesn't obstruct, the lens uses vision..
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