The EyeCard is an Ultra Thin Magnifying Glass
Francis Tiangson — March 23, 2011 — Unique
References: proidee & designbuzz
The eyeCard is an ultra thin magnifying glass that's roughly the same size as your average credit card. It's an easy-to-carry tool that can slide right into your wallet so you can always have it ready to use.
The eyeCard provides a magnification of 2.5 times, making it easier to read even the smallest fine print. What makes the eyeCard so special is its petite size. It measures only 2mm thick and weighs an insignificant 5 grams. Along with its nose clip, the eyeCard gives you more freedom to use both hands. When you can't make out the tiny writing on tickets, menus or time tables, slip the eyeCard onto your nose and see things that much clearer. The eyeCard is made out of shatterproof plastic and comes with a plastic case.
The eyeCard provides a magnification of 2.5 times, making it easier to read even the smallest fine print. What makes the eyeCard so special is its petite size. It measures only 2mm thick and weighs an insignificant 5 grams. Along with its nose clip, the eyeCard gives you more freedom to use both hands. When you can't make out the tiny writing on tickets, menus or time tables, slip the eyeCard onto your nose and see things that much clearer. The eyeCard is made out of shatterproof plastic and comes with a plastic case.
Trend Themes
1. Ultra Thin Magnifying Glass - Businesses can explore the possibility of creating ultra-thin magnifying glasses for practical portable use
2. Nose-clipping Tool - Companies can develop more efficient and comfortable nose-clipping tools for magnifying glasses
3. Shatterproof Technology - Innovators can implement shatterproof technology in products to make them sturdier and more durable
Industry Implications
1. Eyewear Industry - The eyewear industry can expand their product lines to include ultra-thin magnifying glasses that can easily fit in a wallet or pocket
2. Manufacturing Industry - The manufacturing industry can start producing shatterproof and ultra-thin plastic materials which have the potential to be widely used in many consumer products
3. Travel Industry - The travel industry can offer complementary ultra-thin magnifying glasses to customers who have difficulty reading fine print while on the go
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