GLARE KILLER

摘要

When chris mullin was a physics postdoc at the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory in Northern California, one of the most annoying parts of his day was his commute. He had to drive half of the 35 miles between his home in Berkeley and his lab in Livermore into near-direct sunlight. The glare gave him headaches and made it tough to see oncoming traffic. "I thought, 'God, I feel tense, I feel unsafe,'" he says. So he came up with an idea: sunglasses that would use an electronic shield to block glare instantly.