"Hello, everyone. I'm Yu Dong."
On the phone screen, the first-person camera footage swayed slightly as the young man's voice rang out.
"Do you notice anything different? That's right, I'm not carrying a cane today. I don't know if you still remember, but a little over four months ago, I posted videos of my physical examination and the vision nerve interface technology tests. I also posted some of the subsequent tests. Those of you who've been following me all along should have seen them.
After all this time, after the Longteng experts' tireless efforts and so much testing, they finally overcame one difficulty after another and developed a prototype ready for road testing."
As he spoke, the footage switched to a third-person perspective. Yu Dong, wearing something resembling a pair of VR goggles, appeared before the camera.
"The Longteng Bio Medical Research Project Team has developed the first-generation vision nerve interface glasses, Dragon Eye. Since this is an engineering prototype for testing, it's still rather crude. It's connected to a 20,000mAh power bank to ensure stable power supply, so please don't mind the appearance.
I don't understand the operating principles, so let me explain Dragon Eye's specific specifications. It consists of a camera module, a conversion module, and an interface transmission module. Before installation, a minor operation is required. Look here—there's a faint little incision. This is part of the interface module, and it needs to be installed inside the human body...
The camera module uses the 13mm wide-angle lens module released by Long Teng Imaging. Through cropping, it can produce 26mm and 39mm views. Rigid lenses cannot replace human eyes, so there's still a considerable gap from human vision in terms of field of view...
The 13mm field of view contains too much information, placing a heavy burden on