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Experimental smart contact lens might improve glaucoma therapy | STAT

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July 28, 2026↗ source

Researchers have developed a battery-free smart contact lens capable of monitoring intraocular pressure and delivering medication on demand. The device uses changes in corneal shape to trigger the release of drugs from a microfluidic chamber, aiming to improve adherence and treatment precision for glaucoma patients.

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