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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…
Several technology demonstrations stood out to me at Display Week (DW) 2025. This article will cover Playnitride's Quantum Dot (QD) based full-color MicroLED, combined with Lumus's geometric (also known as reflective waveguide) technology.
As I wrote in may last article, Lumus showed me a "fantastically tiny projector" connected to their waveguide.
Meta and Google are both working on AR/AI glasses that are Monocular, Full Color, and using LCOS MicroDisplays (rather than MicroLEDs). It looks to me like Meta has chosen Lumus for its reflective waveguide while Google is using Applied Materials Diffractive Waveguide with an Avegant projector engine.
SID Display Week 2025 is coming to San Jose, CA, May 11–16. Last year's event was a whirlwind of groundbreaking innovations. While I managed to share insights on Jade Bird Display's MicroLED Compensation, I’ve been sitting on information and photos on many other companies from Display Week 2024. With this year's show right around the corner, it's time to dust off those notes and many photos and write about the display and optics technology I found at last year’s Display Week, which was so interesting that I want to go back again this year.
It seems like all of a sudden, several companies including Meta are talking about the issue of disparity. Of particular issue with Meta, Magic Leap, and Avegant is the issue of visual distortion due to the frame twist of AR glasses frames.
Introduction At AWE 2024, I was on a panel discussion titled “The Current State and Future Direction of AR Glasses.” Jeri Ellsworth, CEO of Tilt Five, Ed Tang, CEO of Avegant, Adi Robertson, Senior Reporter at The Verge, and I…
This article analysis Brilliant Labs new Frame AR with AI glasses. Along the way I came across some interesting technical information related to the Apple Vision Pro's Display.
I met with >50 Companies in January 2024 and decided to do a video with The AR Show's Jason McDowall to discuss them. In Part 3, I discuss 10 companies working on display devices for headsets.
I met with >50 Companies in January 2024 and decided to do a video with The AR Show's Jason McDowall to discuss them. In Part 2, I will be discussing optics companies (not already discussed in Part 1)
I met with >50 Companies in January 2024 and decided to do a video with The AR Show's Jason McDowall to discuss them. In Part 1, I discuss 15 of the companies working on headsets.
