Optical engines for AR profit from reflective waveguides

Two optical engines from Lumus leverage the corporate’s 2D reflective waveguide structure for augmented actuality (AR) eyewear. Following the success of its Maximus 2D growth waveguide show launched 18 months in the past, the corporate is increasing its Maximus line to satisfy particular buyer calls for for mass manufacturing of AR glasses that will likely be priced for the buyer market.

Supposed for good glasses that resemble bizarre eyeglasses and are supposed to be wore all day, the Most 1080P optical engine delivers a 40° discipline of view, luminance of higher than 4000 nits, and determination of 1080 pixels. It has a 12×12-mm eye field with a facet ratio of 16:9. The second optical engine, the Maximus 1440²P offers a 50° discipline of view, luminance of higher than 3000 nits, and determination of 1440² pixels. This gadget additionally has a 12×12-mm eye field, however its facet ratio is 1:1 for enhanced immersion.

Each merchandise share some great benefits of the 2D reflective waveguide structure: brightness that performs nicely even outside in full daylight, a distortion-free picture with unparalleled battery effectivity, and uniform shade producing a real white. The multi-patented reflective waveguide know-how makes use of the simplicity of partially reflective mirrors to direct gentle from a micro projector with nearly no ahead gentle leakage.

Lumus will introduce each of the optical engines throughout the subsequent yr. The Maximus 1080P is scheduled for launch in Q3 2022, adopted by the Maximus 1440²P in This autumn 2022.

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