DEEP OPTICS have released 32°N sunglasses
- By Editorial Team
- April 22, 2024
Deep Optics have released 32°N sunglasses, described as the first and only adaptive focus sunglasses of their kind. The sunglasses transition into reading glasses with a single swipe, eliminating the need to switch between sunglasses and reading glasses. The product has already received recognition from TIME’s Best Inventions and the Dezeen Award for the adaptive focus technology.
Designed specifically for individuals with presbyopia who engage in outdoor reading, the sunglasses boast dynamic Liquid Crystal lenses that transition from sunglasses to reading glasses with a single swipe. The lenses contain thousands of pixels, serving as tiny electronic controls that seamlessly change the optical properties of the glasses. With customizable reading prescriptions available through the app, users can tailor their eyewear to meet individual needs, eliminating the need for multiple glasses.
Deep Optics debuted 32°N for the first time at VEE in New York and introduced its latest 32°N MUIR frame, featuring a wider curved fit, available in both black and transparent colours. The new design complements the first-generation Wharton frame, offering users what they say is “a stylish and comfortable eyewear experience”.
