Magnifying Smart Glasses

This invention concept pertains to smart glasses that can be used with a neural interface, to magnify imagery in front of the glasses, such as vehicle name plates that are vanity plates, and advertisements off to a distance, and road signs along the side of the road, to see what they say from a distance. The magnification should be intelligent, such that the image that displays in the smart glasses is crisp and clear, and the magnification should be controlled from thoughts, alone. The neural interface could use Optogenetics Sequencing Technology, for an instance, to gather actionable commands from the brain of the wearer of the smart glasses, such as a thought to the extent “Hey glasses, can you please magnify that over there?” and then the smart glasses magnify the imagery. Additionally, the smart glasses could work on a command-and-control system, even within its own hardware, to take orders from simple commands, such as “magnify”, or even from remote orders from third parties, such as from satellite networked nodes that could share imagery on the smart glasses from afar.