Tag Archives: AR glasses

Everything we know about the Rokid Max, the modular mobile companion available for preorder starting March 21, with the first deliveries expected to take place in May.

Apple AR glasses are delayed anew. Apple is reportedly focusing efforts on its mixed reality headset. Hear the thoughts of a VR and metaverse expert on how this delay impacts the industry.

The next-generation Z-Lens, Lumus' latest waveguide technology, built upon their 2D Maximus, features a smaller projector and prescription compatibility.

ARGO is its own hardware offering with its own custom operating system. We look at the industry solution as well as its history within DigiLens.

The Navigator 520 and Navigator 500 look pretty similar from the outside but there are big differences under the hood coming at a slight price increase.

  A new XR startup is set to change the way we approach interactive experiences, combining portability, functionality, and style...

The Vuzix M400C doesn’t look like your standard pair of glasses. The Ultralite does. One is available now, one is coming soon.

We take a look at the new integrations and apps coming to Nreal Air. We also get a tour of the hardware and what the AR glasses look like in action.

The enterprise play by Epson Moverio features two new smart glasses, one with a controller and one hands-free, targeted at industrious users with variable XR skills.

Dispelix, the waveguide company recently named “company of the year” by Photonics Finland, achieves much success by working with industry partners.

Nreal Air is primarily a virtual screen device, making it compatible and lightweight. It also works with iOS devices while updated Nebula packs a punch.

Spatial computing enthusiasts said we'd all be in the metaverse by now. Why is it not so? Why aren't we all equipped with a headset?

Blade is one of the three product lines by Vuzix. Blade 2 has been in quiet development for the last few years and the fruit of that development is coming soon.

VITURE One XR glasses offer a spectacular visual and audio experience. Read on to learn more.

Shortly after announcing a media partnership with Cinedigm, Nreal is now compatible with some Steam titles, and looking for app and content developers.

Dispelix and Avegant merge technologies to enable an advanced optical solution for AR glasses. Today’s smallest LED light engine and a sophisticated waveguide bring us the next generation of augmented reality viewing experience.

Lumus announced two new products in their Maximus optics line, and DigiLens announces a funding round and goals for future waveguide development.

Magic Leap released a preview of its new AR glasses, Magic Leap 2. Will this attract consumers to the metaverse?

Consumer AR glasses in the past have failed because of a lack of content. As part of their safeguard against this fate, Nreal has partnered with Cinedigm.

There are no Lumus AR glasses, but their hardware shows up in glasses by Lenovo, ThirdEye, and others. Meet the crucial components manufacturer.