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A: It won't harm your eyes or make your astigmatism worse, but wearing glasses with an incorrect astigmatism axis of this magnitude (depending on the amount of astigmatism you have) will usually cause blurred vision, eye strain and other discomfort.
OrCam's $2,500 augmented reality glasses speak words aloud, help the visually impaired 'see'. If you only have a little bit of trouble reading things, a pair of simple corrective glasses could help you see. If you've got a hole in your eye, though, like OrCam employee Liat Negrin, you might need a more drastic fix. The Israeli startup thinks it might have just the thing: a $2,500 pair of glasses that can read things for you, and even help you cross the street.