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Attending AR/VR/MR and Photonics West Conference I will attend the AR/VR/MR conference next week (as I write this article). I have already had many people ask if I would be there and like meeting blog readers. I have been reviewing…
Updated Jan 23, 2023 – Corrections: Introduction This series on CES 2023 is starting with foundation technologies for AR/MR rather than products with Meta Materials’ non-polarizing dimming and Porotech’s MicroLED display technologies. Addoptics 3-D printable optics molds are a third…
Apple’s never announced but widely reported AR product is “Indefinitely Delayed,” According to Bloomberg’s Gurman. At least as far back as 2019, I have been saying, “All of Apple’s money won’t buy them different physics.” Now we have a report…
Introduction – Met with over 20 Companies At CES 2023 It felt like the CES of old this year, with many meetings and interesting booths. Everything was scrambled around with no South Hall and a new West Hall. There were…
Introduction I have been taking pictures and making short video clips to demonstrate different aspects of the displays and optics of the Meta Quest Pro (MQP) for over a month. It was a bit of an onion-peel where detecting one…
LCOS, DLP, LBS, and Waveguide Vision Correction plus Meta’s Name Change Introduction Part 5 of the KGOnTech and SadlyItsBradley discussion of the various companies I met with at AWE 2022 is now available on the KGOnTech YouTube Channel. As I…
Introduction I had a 3 week trip to Israel and the UK planned for soon after AWE in June 2022. I figured with the trip, I would not be able to get a series of article out. I knew Bradley…
Introduction In my last article, Magic Leap 2 (Pt. 2): Possible Answers from Patent Applications, I wrote that I had found so far four patent applications by Magic Leap discussing pixelated dimming; 20210141229 (‘229), US20210048676 (‘676), (US20210003872 (‘872), and US20200074724 (‘724). As…
Introduction – “Surely, they were not so desperate” — but they appear to be! This article is a follow-up to the last article, Magic Leap 2 for Enterprise, Really? Plus Another $500M. When I first saw that Magic Leap was…
