A mind-blowing universe for "Pokemon Go" players is expected if, or when, Niantic Labs, develop contact lenses to play the phenomenal game. Trainers need not hold up their smart phones to see and capture the "Pokemon Go" characters. It would be hard to believe to be able to catch a glimpse of "Pokemon Go gyms" and "PokeStops" as part of your everyday world.
The chief executive of Niantic Labs revealed that he initially would have wanted to develop the special contact lenses, according to Daily Mail. The game will inspire people to look into the community around them. Some trainers have even crossed seas just to catch a rare 'Pokemon Go" animation.
A realistic feature of the 'Pokemon Go" through the use of smart glasses or special contact lenses might just be the ultimate experience. Playing "Pokemon Go" makes the player regularly check his smartphone for any signs of the hard-to-find characters. But with the use of smart glasses or special contact lenses, players might not need to continuously monitor their hand held gadgets.
Safety has been an issue since the release of "Pokemon Go." Fanatics are seen walking along the busy streets with their head bent and eyes on their cellphones which could lead them to unfortunate accidents. Children are more prone to unsafe situations, particularly.
Recently, a new update was available for Android and iOS 'Pokemon Go," according to CNet. A message will prompt while the player is in a moving vehicle; a pop-up that you need to push back. This could pose as another challenge for the safety of players when they are driving. Drivers are discouraged not to catch those animated characters while they are behind the steering wheel.
The augmented reality of "Pokemon Go" is definitely here to stay. As we roll our sleeves to catch more characters in the future, those contact lenses might just be worth the wait. Meanwhile, keep those batteries charged as you fill in your "Pokedex."
