Smart Contact Lenses | Dissolving Aluminum Oxide
January 29, 2020 • EPISODE 4
Join us as Roger Billings explores the groundbreaking impact of dissolving aluminum oxide on technology and innovation. Discover how ongoing research and new discoveries are continuously shaping the future.

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This is technology and innovation.
Love this video!
What an interesting concept it was fun to learn about
Nice video!
Wow, very interesting.
Wow! Amazing!
See the future.
Amazing!
Why was Aluminum more valuable than gold?
Awesome
Amazing episode!