smart glasses – Page 3 – Display Daily

Big Product Update for Amazon: New Fire TV Sticks, Echo Devices, and the Carrera Smart Glasses

by Shawnee Blackwood

Amazon has a very big product launch date and Alexa gets to make a lot of new friends.

Tags:Amazon| home hub| smart glasses

Core Vision’s New dToF Chip for AR/VR Glasses

by Emory Kale

This latest stacked dToF depth sensor is a high frame rate, and low cost chip with potential applications in photography, AR/VR, and more.

Tags:Augmented Reality| Core Vision| LiDAR| smart glasses| VR

AWE 2023 brings back crowds and XR market

XR Industry Takes Off at AWE 2023: Apple’s Impact, Revolutionary Technologies, and Gaming Innovations Shine

by Ted Pollak

Having attended my first AWE around 15 years ago, I stopped going after several of them because nothing seemed to change. It was always the same companies with slightly improved AR/VR/XR headsets, usually made …

China’s AR/VR Market Experiences Significant Growth

by Emory Kale

Xiaoniao Kankan, iQiyi Qiyu, and Dapeng VR emerged as the top three brands, accounting for over 80% of total sales.

Tags:Augmented Reality| headsets| smart glasses| VR

Nreal Changes Name to Xreal, Launches Spatial Display

by Shawnee Blackwood

Back in 2021, Nreal/Xreal was valued at $700 million.

Tags:Augmented Reality| Nreal| smart glasses| Xreal

Don’t Overestimate Smart Glasses

by Omid Rahmat

Contact lenses. Laser surgery. People avoid glasses.

Tags:Augmented Reality| Market Data| smart glasses| VR| xBox

Vuzix Reports Record Q1’23 Sales, Touts In-House Custom Waveguide and MicroLED Fabrication

by Omid Rahmat

Vuzix adds manufacturing capability in New York for custom waveguide and RGB MicroLED development.

Countering the Notion That AR is a Technology Problem

by Omid Rahmat

AR glasses are a testing ground for microdisplays so, who cares if they succeed or fail because there’s more to it then fancy eyewear.

Tags:Ar| Microdisplays| MicroLED| smart glasses

MicroLED Microdisplays: The Future of Augmented Reality or Just Hype?

by Karl Guttag

Major AR companies, such as Apple, Meta, Google, Snap, and Vuzix have invested in, or secured, exclusive deals with at least one MicroLED startup.