AR is at an inflection point. Smart glasses are starting to go mainstream: no longer a niche curiosity or a low volume vertical market solution looking for a problem. The killer app is here: AI. The shift from “immersive AR” to “wearable AI” is a wake-up call to the industry. Consumer price points, scalability, and … Continue reading Why the Waveguide Is Blocking Mass-Market AR Glasses →

Description of various AR display technologies: Various techniques have existed for some time for AR displays. Most of these techniques can be summarized into two main families: “Free Space Curved Mirror” based, and “Waveguide” or “Lightguide” based technologies. The curved mirror-based techniques use a semi-reflective curved reflector or a flat mirror placed in front of … Continue reading Waveguide Combiners for AR Glasses →

Une analyse de la technologie de Magic Leap Il y a déjà beaucoup d’articles à propos de Magic Leap donc nous avons pensé vous donner notre analyse de leur technologie.   On commencera par analyser certains des brevets clés de Magic Leap puisqu’il n’y a pas grand chose à ajouter en termes de démonstrations ou … Continue reading L’analyse de Magic Leap : éclaircir certains mythes →

IDW 2010 Low cost see-through smart glass display technology was developed. Monolithic transparent molded plastic light guide with an array of small surface mirrors enables a bright image with a field of view of 27 degrees. Download Full Paper Here: IDW2010_PRJ2_1