3D-Printed Autoshade Sunglasses That Automatically Slide Into Place in Sunlight
Designer Yousif Ashoor created a pair of 3D-printed autoshade sunglasses that automatically slide into place over his eyes in sunlight. The glasses are triggered when a sensor detects ultraviolet light, and the lenses slide out of place when out of the sun.
Ashoor’s design is just a prototype for now, but he said he will soon be uploading the necessary files and creating a post on Instructables for anyone who would like to create their own pair.
Glen Tickle
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