James Chen

Co-Founder at Adlens

James Chen has a diverse range of work experience spanning several industries and roles. James is the founder of Clearly, a global campaign focused on solving the challenge of poor vision in the developing world. James is also a board member of the Feng Zikai Chinese Children's Picture Book Award, an organization that celebrates the work of authors and illustrators. Additionally, they are the founder and trustee of Vision for a Nation Foundation, an award-winning UK charity that aims to improve eye care in the world's poorest areas. James is also the co-founder of Bring Me A Book Hong Kong, an affiliate of a literacy nonprofit organization. James co-founded Adlens, a company that specializes in adaptive focus lens technologies and has partnered with major clients in the development of lenses for augmented and virtual reality. James has also served as the chairman of Wahum Group Holdings and The Chen Yet-Sen Family Foundation, both of which are Hong Kong-based organizations focused on philanthropy and community development. Lastly, they have worked as the managing director of Legacy Advisors Limited.

James Chen holds a Bachelor's Degree in Behavioral Sciences from the University of Chicago. The specific start and end years of their education are not provided.

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Hong Kong, Hong Kong

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Adlens

Adlens is pioneering the development of lenses that change focus like the human eye - enhancing vision in XR, VR and eyewear.Adaptive lenses are the primary solution to key problems that prevent VR and XR from reaching their market potential. These issues cannot be solved by enhancements to software or increased screen resolution alone. Improvingthe optical interface holds the key. Our lenses will make XR and VR experiences more immersive, comfortable and accessible. Their technology also has the potential to overcome the natural deterioration in your near eyesight as you age, allowing you to see as well as you did when you were younger.


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