Revolutionary Glasses for Epilepsy Relief: Researchers from the University of Glasgow and the University of Birmingham have developed a groundbreaking prototype of glasses that could significantly improve the lives of those with light-sensitive epilepsy. The glasses feature liquid crystal lenses that block over 98% of light in the 660-720 nm wavelength range, which is known to trigger seizures in many individuals. This could make everyday activities like watching TV or playing video games safe for those at risk. The project, which seemed like science fiction when it began four years ago, is now one step closer to reality. With the ability to modulate light wavelengths, these glasses may offer a practical solution for managing light-sensitive epilepsy. Currently, the prototype is functional in environments up to 26°C, with plans to improve it for warmer conditions and reduce heating and cooling times. This breakthrough has the potential to transform the quality of life for people with epilepsy, allowing them to safely enjoy daily activities without the fear of seizures