XPANCEO, a Dubai-based technology company, believes that smart contact lenses are the future of computing. In an interview, the company's founder and managing partner, Roman Axelrod, explained the potential of these lenses in terms of reducing screen time, advanced health monitoring, and accessibility for those with low vision. XPANCEO aims to make their contact lenses practically invisible, drawing a straight line into a future where computers are seamlessly integrated into our daily lives. The company's approach to mixed reality and spatial computing sets it apart from other tech giants like Apple and Meta. Additionally, XPANCEO recently made a groundbreaking discovery of graphene-like materials, further enhancing the potential applications of its smart lenses.
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