Soliddd Unveils Smart Glasses to Aid Vision Loss from Macular Degeneration

The groundbreaking SolidddVision glasses use advanced optics and software to restore sight for individuals with central vision impairment.

SolidddVision smart glasses, introduced at CES 2025, aim to restore vision for people with macular degeneration by projecting multiple images onto healthy areas of the retina.
The glasses use two forward-facing cameras to capture the external environment and two inward-facing cameras for eye mapping and gaze tracking, enabling precise image adjustments.
A proprietary lens array and software create a full-field, in-focus image by combining data from multiple retinal areas, allowing the brain to reconstruct a natural 3D view.
Clinical studies showed promising results, with improved reading ability for participants with macular diseases by 50% or more, according to scientists at the Lighthouse Guild.
The lightweight glasses are set to launch in 2025, targeting a global market of over 200 million people living with vision loss due to macular degeneration.