NOVO Shades

The cousin piece to Caiden's NOVO lenses, the NOVO shades operate on a completely different operatingsystem than the standard datashades. Caiden's custom built software is far more powerful, protected, and illegal according to standard law for Zonos's wireless data records management.

Instead of relying on the static screen of the physical glasses like the datashades do, Caiden specifically designed these to operate purely as a personal holographic interface. Caiden's coding for the kernal allowed for much better usage of information toggling and management by merely tracking the eyes of the user and reading the different types of blinks to open, close, expand menus etc. There are simply no other pieces of eye tech like it out there in the market.

Equipped with high powered analytical data, hacking, and algorithm creation software, the NOVO shades are able to do what normal Datashades can do times 10

The NOVO laced compushades are restructured to use holographic displays across the eyes in a thin styled holo-visor. The hardware are flashdrive looking devices that have a design built to hook behind the ears. The front of the design provides the holo-projection from each end and connect in the middle right in front of the bridge of the nose. The NOVO compushades use a slightly different method for operation than Caiden’s NOVO lenses. Because there is no direct connection to the ocular nerves or cerebral cortex, the NOVO compushades utilize menu prompts from the user’s eye movements, pupil dialation, and purposeful blinking. The sensors from the OS within the view of the holographic compushades then pick up and learn the eye movements and mannerisms of the user, thus creating an evolving software created to better serve the user.

For example. If one wants to access the internet, all the user has to do is direct their eyes to the internet icon on their holo-display within the visor and blink twice. Or when using the chat function, the sensors are prioritized to incorporate both fast eye movement and blinking commands intuitive with what the user wants to type….