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Google's contact lens plan to embed LED is expected to be listed within two years
In addition to the GoogleGss project that has been suspended, Google is still developing a contact lens that can measure blood sugar. According to the reporter, the contact lenses of Google and pharmaceutical giant Novartis have reached the medical requirements. It is expected to be listed within two years and has been submitted to the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for approval. More importantly, Google said that this contact lens that monitors blood glucose in real time is not expensive. It is equivalent to the price of ordinary contact lenses. After the end of its useful life, users can buy new blood glucose glasses. As for the charging problem of contact lenses, Google said that the current generated by a certain substance in the glasses and the blood sugar in the tears is enough to ensure the daily power consumption of the contact lenses. Moreover, the glasses can also be wirelessly charged when the contact lens is wirelessly connected to the device to transmit data. At present, the wireless transmission distance of glasses is 8 cm. Google claims that this low-power transmission is harmless to the human body, and the transmission speed of 20 bits per second is also sufficient. Like Google Glass, Google contact lenses were born in GoogleX Labs, but this time Google is more focused on diabetes. According to the World Health Organization (WTO) statistics in 2014, there are currently 347 million people worldwide suffering from diabetes, and there is a global trend. In 2012, the number of deaths directly caused by diabetes was 1.5 million. The World Health Organization estimates that the total number of deaths from diabetes will increase by more than 50 after 2024. Regardless of the type of diabetes, they need to check their blood glucose levels regularly, and the most common method is to drop the blood on a dedicated test strip. It is painful and troublesome to measure blood sugar, so many people with diabetes will not check it on time. Google said in a plan to announce the launch of blood glucose glasses. In January 2014, Google GoogleX Lab officially announced the contact lens program on the official blog, saying that the circuits and chips in the contact lens can measure the patient's blood sugar level through the blood sugar of the tears. And at the time, Google also planned to embed LEDs in the glasses. If the patient's blood sugar is too high or too low, the LED will light up to remind you. In July of the same year, Swiss pharmaceutical company Novartis announced that Alcon, its ophthalmic drug and device manufacturer, had partnered with Google and said the cooperation was an opportunity for Alcon to commercialize Google's contact lenses. According to Reuters and The Wall Street Journal, Novartis CEO Joseph Jimenez said the contact lens will generate a lot of cash flow, and the product will be officially commercialized five years later. But the latest news that reporters have recently received is that blood glucose glasses will be commercially available within two years. In addition to detecting blood sugar, Novartis claims that this contact lens also has the role of reading glasses, which can be used as part of the photodynamic cataract treatment. However, since the contact lens is close to the eye, the patient with the eye disease may not be suitable for use, otherwise the stability and accuracy of the blood glucose test will be affected.