Japanese manufacturer Kyodo has introduced Myofree, an eye care tablet built on neuroscience and ophthalmology research. The system uses proprietary parallel view imaging and dedicated glasses to make viewing a screen at 40cm feel optically equivalent to looking 5m into the distance. Kyodo is releasing the device through the Makuake crowdfunding platform.
Kyodo engineered the system to cut down digital eye strain during extended screen sessions. Software creates a parallel view image on the panel that relaxes eye muscles. Viewing requires circular polarized glasses to separate the image layers correctly. Kyodo provides 3 eyewear options, including standard frames for everyday use, clip on lenses for prescription glasses, and compact frames sized for children.
The tablet features a 15.6 inch Full HD screen and runs Android 16 for standard media playback, gaming, and office software. Physical connections include USB Type C alongside HDMI input and output ports. The HDMI input lets users connect external computers or game consoles to view third party content through the strain reducing display system.
