Azalea Vision is conducting the first on-eye tests of its ALMA smart contact lens.
In 2020, Azalea was spun off from Ghent University and Imec, a nanoelectronics and digital technology research hub based in...
Seeing The Wood From The Shrubs: Azalea Begins Tests Of Its Smart Contact Lens
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The Belgian start-up is developing a scleral contact lens with an inbuilt LCD screen capable of filtering light – offering a non-surgical solution to a variety of ophthalmic conditions.
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