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Mrityunjoy Saikia

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I've noticed a serious issue: people are addicted to smartphones, and even kids as young as 4 or 5 are needing glasses. People use smartphones for 15 to 16 hours daily, causing significant damage to our eyes. The screens emit blue light, which harms our eyes, leading to myopia, eye strain, and sleep problems. To address this, I propose making blue light filter glasses to protect our eyes. However, I've discovered similar products already exist in the market. To compete, I plan to offer a unique service by incorporating AI into the glasses to track our eye health in real-time and notify us when we've been using screens for too long. What do you think about my idea? Does it has any scope.

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SHIV DIXIT

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Work with lens kart with same idea for better future

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Anomaly

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The idea would be perfect after 5 to 6 years. Means by 2028 or 2030 you can except to get a huge peak if you start today

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Anomaly

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It's a big deal. I would suggest just get some crewmates to work with you and todays generation like ours are interested in buying AI gadgets but our parrents doesn't recognise much of the AI. If you can make glasses of 3000 to 4000 in range and use AI for better improvement then I think you should put up some risk and search for capital. Since ideas like these are related to medical and thus need significant study and terms and conditions which I mean approved papers that it is clinically or medically proven. That's my view point

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Are lenskart blue light filter glasses legit? So I am a programmer and spends most of my day in front of computer screen. I recently started feeling my eyes burning. I think blue light filter glasses would help a bit. I was checking it on lenskart,

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