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Hunters are limited to certain light restrictions (aka night hunting and sunrise/sunset), movement limitations, and peripheral/behind vision impairments.

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EyeHunted™
The eyewear brand built for the HUNTER... inspired by the HUNTED. Using the remarkable adaptations of the Philippine Tarsiar, your hunting game JUST got elevated.

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Living in the rural area of Barren County, Kentucky, I know that it is almost a guarantee one of your friends, family members, or acquaintances like to step into their camo and go hunting! Deer season around here is like winning the lottery... for 3 months straight. Do you like hunting, but always scare off your prey because you just can't sit still? Do you get frustrated because you just can't figure out why your prize buck is acting up today? Ladies... do you wish your man could hunt all hours of the night so he could take you out for lunch in the daytime during deer season? Well, I have a product for you.

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Prototype 1 consisted of wooden framed glasses with dome shaped night vision lenses. The lenses were activated by a large box on the users right ear. There was a connected ear piece on the left ear (frequency piece).

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1. Hunters are unable to see at night. With the ability to see at night, like the Manag, the hunters can expand their hunting times. Using the night vision capabilities of the Manag, the hunter is able to hunt more hours of the day and during prime hours for both nocturnal and non-noctural prey.

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1. Largest eye to body ratio of any mammal in the world. They are able to see in multiple lightings.
2. Full-180 head rotation:
The Manag can rotate their head a full 180 degrees without moving their body.
3. High Frequency Hearing:
These animals can hear in frequencies of up to 91 kilohertz.
4. Light Bodies:
The Manag weighs anywhere from 80 to 160 grams.

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Aka. the "MANAG"

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2. Hunters are not able to view the landscape behind them, preventing them from being fully aware of their surroundings. If the hunter had the ability to remain completely still while being able to see 180 degrees around them, the hunter may be able to spot prey behind them or in their peripheral.

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Prototype 2 involved the transition to a plastic frame for durability and cheaper production cost. Night vision receptors were built into the frame of the glasses in order to prevent discomfort of user. The high frequency ear piece did not change.

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3. Hunters cannot hear animals who may communicate in a higher frequency than detectable by the human ear. With the ability to detect higher frequencies, the hunter is able to identify animals in the area that may affect the behavior of their prey. For example, bats communicate using high frequencies that are not always audible to humans. Using the hearing adaptation of the manag, the hunter is able to identify the surrounding animals.

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Prototype 3, the final prototype, included the plastic frame, receptors built into the frame of the glasses, but changed the high frequency earpiece into a detached, hanging piece. This was done to prevent discomfort on the ear and allow for removal depending if the user wished to not use the feature.

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4. Philippine Tarsiars weigh anywhere from 80 to 160 grams. This light-weight feature allows them to travel quickly and quietly. They do not struggle to support their body weight. Using their light body weight, we model the glasses using this same guideline. The light-weight design allows for easy access, better travel, and overall more successful usage of the product.

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http://animalia.bio/philippine-tarsier

https://www.neprimateconservancy.org/philippine-tarsier.html