 Hey everybody, this is Ben Popper reporting for The Verge at CES 2014. I'm standing here with the Avena Eyes-On Glasses. This isn't really a consumer device, it's more for medical professionals. And when I put this on, basically what it allows me to do is to see the veins in my arm. So the glasses are actually multispectral. They're pulsing four different kinds of light back and forth and then combining those into one composite image that has great detail on your vascularity. So I'm looking down here now and I'm seeing a sort of Google Glass style projection inside of the screen and I can see all of my veins in great detail. They kind of stand out black like on a white background. It's kind of a similar concept to an x-ray, although this is completely benign. So this is going to be used by nurses trying to find a vein and also to see when somebody has an IV for a particular drug, if there's leakage of that drug. So not really something you'd probably get to use in your everyday life, but definitely cool technology that can help us all.
 Hey everybody, this is Ben Popper reporting for The Verge at CES 2014.
 I'm standing here with the Avena Eyes-On Glasses.
 This isn't really a consumer device, it's more for medical professionals.
 And when I put this on, basically what it allows me to do is to see the veins in my
 arm.
 So the glasses are actually multispectral.
 They're pulsing four different kinds of light back and forth and then combining those into
 one composite image that has great detail on your vascularity.
 So I'm looking down here now and I'm seeing a sort of Google Glass style projection inside
 of the screen and I can see all of my veins in great detail.
 They kind of stand out black like on a white background.
 It's kind of a similar concept to an x-ray, although this is completely benign.
 So this is going to be used by nurses trying to find a vein and also to see when somebody
 has an IV for a particular drug, if there's leakage of that drug.
 So not really something you'd probably get to use in your everyday life, but definitely
 cool technology that can help us all.