Currently in working prototype form, the company's Mojo Lens features what is being billed as "the smallest and densest dynamic display ever made." Superimposed over the wearer's view of the real world, moving text and graphics are delivered at a pixel pitch of over 14,000 ppi (pixels per inch) and a pixel density of over 200 million pixels per square inch.

Also built into the lens is "the world's most power-efficient image sensor optimized for computer vision," a radio transmitter/receiver, and motion sensors that both track the user's eye movements and stabilize the MicroLED display. And while the current prototype is wirelessly powered, we're told that plans call for the final version to incorporate a thin-film battery that should be good for one full day of use per charge.

The company has dubbed its contact lens technology Invisible Computing, as it can't be seen by onlookers, and it doesn't get in the user's way or hamper their movements.