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Smart Light Therapy Glasses for Sleep and Mental Wellness
A pair of smart light therapy glasses (Lumos Glasses) was engineered to control the amount of blue light exposure at a person's eyes through a battery powered light source and nano-coating that reflect blue light. The research aims to study the effects of this pair of light therapy glasses on depression and sleep. In addition, the research aims to study the effects of duration of use and its correlation with depression and sleep improvements.
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