InWith

[JnNider]

InWith will benefit only if, their technology, as described in their patents, will be implemented. Smart contact lens does not have to be implemented with the technology described by InWith. Their patents describe very specific ways of using electronic circuitry and molding processes to integrate certain electronic components into the contact lens. InWith, has a patent on molding contact lens with empty space - usibility of such tech is also questionable. This can only benefit InWith if someone actually infringes.
The tech described in by InWith is limiting and is not the only way to achieve the same.
If you look at patent portfolio of RaayonNova, it does not strictly assume the same molding process or electronics proposed by the InWith. RaayonNova's patents cover various functions and methods and operations, related to AR & VR SCL, recognizing significant issues that exist for on the eye displays and proposing generic solution in a generic fashion.
Aside from purely AR & VR use of SCL, RaayonNova describes multitude of other useful features of an SCL, such as for example, use of SCL to selectively and dynamically block sunlight in portions of an SCL that is under direct angle from the sun. Useful and very powerful solution.
Take a look at their website: www.ar-smart-lens.com