Imagine putting on a pair of contact lenses and suddenly being able to see things that are invisible to the naked eye.

Humans can now see in the dark and even with their eyes closed using nanotechnology contact lenses, according to a new study.

For example, if you're, like, driving across a bridge when it's foggy, infrared light can travel farther, like, without scattering on fog particles. MCCOY: You could also use this in, like ...

In recent years attempts have been made to use infrared radiation (invisible vibration longer in wave length than visible light) to help fog-wrapped ships at sea. Some time ago Master Mariner ...

The layer of gold absorbs invisible infrared light from the sun ... cooler in the summer months than vehicles without the anti-fog coating. Eyewear ...

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The transmitter sends out an infrared light source that is then received in some fashion on the opposite end with the receiver. In between is the air sample where things like fog, snow ...

As the U.S. Army produces third-generation forward-looking infrared (FLIR) sensors ... smoke, rain, snow and fog. FLIR-enabled electronic sensors can be found on weapons or attached to armored ...