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Ο Τζον Σίλβερ παρουσιάζει προσαρμοζόμενα γυαλιά οράσεως γεμάτα με υγρό.
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Ο Τζον Σίλβερ παραδίδει την ιδιοφυώς απλή λύση του για την επιδιόρθωση της όρασης στο μικρότερο δυνατό κόστος -- προσαρμοζόμενοι φακοί γεμάτοι με υγρό. Στο TEDGlobal 2009 παρουσιάζει τα προσιτά του γυαλιά και αποκαλύπτει το παγκόσμιο σχέδιό του να τα διανείμει σε ένα δισεκατομμύριο ανθρώπους που τα χρειάζονται μέχρι το 2020.
Atomic physicist Joshua Silver invented liquid-filled optical lenses to produce low-cost, adjustable glasses, giving sight to millions without access to an optometrist. Full bio »
Translated into Greek by Leonidas Argyros
Reviewed by Konstantinos Agas
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