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September 19th, 2020 Pardon our dust, the blog is currently being updated — There may be a few glitches for a few days

“Transparent” Near-to-Eye Displays

Ron Mertens of OLED-Info, MicroLED-Info, the MicroLED Association, and one of the organizers of MicroLED & AR/VR Connect asked for my input on “Why is there no ‘simple’ solution, where we place a transparent display in front of the user [for AR]?” Or more simply, why aren’t ‘transparent’ OLEDs/MicroLEDs being used in optical-see-through (OST) AR…

AR Conferences 2026 and Laser Display

Introduction – Display Skeptics Videos It can take me weeks to prepare an in-depth study of a particular AR product, and I have been looking for an outlet to provide more information more quickly. Former Apple engineer Radu Reit and I have started a video series called Display Skeptics, where we discuss both news and…

Meta Ray-Ban AR Glasses Show Lumus Waveguide Structures in Leaked Video

Introduction Just a short note today. I’m in the middle of my trip, which will end in Eindhoven next week (see notice at the end of this article), when I heard that Meta had leaked a video on YouTube of its Monocular AR glasses, which are expected to be disclosed at Meta Connect tomorrow, September…

Voices of VR Interview 2023 & MicroLED-AR/VR Connect Conference 2025

I’m to be very busy in September, including traveling to and speaking at the MicroLED and AR/VR Connect conference in Eindhoven, Netherlands, from September 23rd to 25th. If you would like to meet with me in Eindhoven, please send a meeting request to meet@kgontech.com.

I also want to let you know about an interview I…

My AWE AR/AI Glasses Presention Video

I just wanted to let all my readers know that the presentation I gave at AWE on June 12th, 2025, is now available on YouTube. The Video is 27 minutes long, including about 7 minutes of Q&A, and covers many of the practical and technical issues facing glasses form factor AI glasses, which include a…

Google XR Glasses Using Google’s Raxium MicroLEDs While Waveguide Lab Sold to Vuzix

Introduction – Correcting Google AR Glasses Using Raxium MicroLEDs As I often say, few will volunteer information, but many will correct you. This is the case with my supposition about Google’s XR glasses prototype. In “Meta Hypernova and Google AR/AI Glasses – Lumus & Avegant Inside, Both Using LCOS MicroDisplays,” I mistakenly concluded that Google’s…

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