The glasses do not actually use X-Rays, but rather emit four different types of light, each of which picks up different details. The device then combines the four images gathered from the light emissions and creates a composite image, which is what the user sees. They are expected to retail for about $10,000.
What fantastical childhood toy could soon become reality for medical professionals?
Answer: X-Ray Spex
The glasses do not actually use X-Rays, but rather emit four different types of light, each of which picks up different details. The device then combines the four images gathered from the light emissions and creates a composite image, which is what the user sees. They are expected to retail for about $10,000.