At CES 2026, IXI revealed adaptive eyewear that uses cameraless eye-tracking and liquid crystals to adjust focus instantly. These 22-gram glasses detect where you look and shift prescriptions in milliseconds, offering a natural viewing experience without the distortions of traditional bifocals or progressives.
(c) Redowan Dhrubo
(c) Redowan Dhrubo

Des lunettes à autofocus intelligent pour une vision nette partout

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Au CES 2026, IXI a dévoilé des montures adaptatives utilisant des cristaux liquides pour ajuster la mise au point instantanément. Pesant seulement 22 grammes, elles détectent votre regard et modifient la correction en quelques millisecondes, offrant une vue naturelle sans les distorsions des verres progressifs.

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