If true that would be good news for the technology.
However, without a working prototype, and/or an issued patent, it really is moot.
Let me put it differently... if I started touting a new new means to cure cancer that I had just "invented" and it could be injected into the blood stream and would remove any cancer anywhere in the body, I'd have almost every biotech and medical company inquiring about it. They would all be "very interested". If I had a PhD or two in white coats to claim they could genetically modify white blood cells to accomplish the task and all they need is $6M in funding to deliver a working prototype, there would be multiple companies lined up to fund it and sign a development agreement!
Heck, a $6M lottery ticket at a $100B jackpot!
That doesn't mean such a product could actually work beyond "in theory"...
As an engineer, I do not believe that a contact lens power source could ever produce enough energy to power anything useful...
Any other engineers on here research the topic and do some basic calculations?
News 
Market Data 
Discover 
