Newshot Japanese Manufacturer Kyodo Launches Myofree Eye-Care Tablet, Claiming 40cm Close Viewing Is Equivalent to Gazing at a Distance of 5m
IT Home, November 15: Japanese manufacturer Kyodo (株式会社協同) has recently launched the Myofree eye-care tablet. The company claims it is the world’s first tablet developed based on findings from brain science and eye research, and it will be available for pre-order on November 18 through the crowdfunding platform Makuake.
According to the introduction, this tablet uses its proprietary parallel-view image generation technology and dedicated glasses to allow users to achieve a “parallel viewing” distant-gazing state equivalent to viewing scenery 5m away when looking at the screen from 40cm, which is expected to reduce the strain caused by prolonged viewing of electronic devices.
At the same time, the product features a 15.6-inch Full HD display, runs Android 16, and can be used in various scenarios such as watching videos, browsing websites, playing games, and working and studying. It also has USB Type-C, HDMI input/output, and other ports.
Note that the product must be used with dedicated circularly polarized glasses. The glasses are available in three styles: a standard glasses style suitable for daily use, a clip-on style that can be easily attached to existing glasses, and a smaller children’s style better suited to children’s face shapes. Users can choose the appropriate style according to their usage and age.