Masahiko Inami

Most of the phenomena of this world—lights as well as sounds—occur at frequencies that are often too fast for our senses to register.

These stop-motion glasses with their liquid crystal display open up a completely new world to us—one that functions a bit differently than the one revealed to us by the naked eye.

Suddenly, we can perceive other frequencies and see other characteristics of light—for instance, the way it blinks like a firefly does.

Plus, stop-motion glasses used in everyday life offer many other advantages—for example, transmitting confidential, encoded messages at a frequency that can only be seen with a customized pair of glasses and not with the naked eye. Stop-motion glasses offer a new visual experience; they will revolutionize visual perception as dramatically as the telescope did in enabling human beings to see very distant objects.