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Three Danish engineers developed Bizarre glasses that are offering hope to depressed people facing a long dark winter.
The glasses use 6 light emitting diodes that produce a powerful light field that is reflected into the eyes by a curved reflector, and are powered by two AAA batteries, the Sun reported.
Described as "a calorie-free, substance-free way" to lighten mood the 54-pound-glasses are designed to be worn by people while they go about their morning routine, as they do not obscure the field of vision, the paper added.
The idea was funded by social funding website Kickstarter.
The makers of the odd glasses claim that wearing the glasses for up to half hour a day will mean "you'll have much more energy during those long, dark winter months."
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