CNET’s Scott Stein sat with Lumus, the maker of Meta Ray-Ban Displays, to demo two prototypes that could be the future of smart glasses.
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0:00 Intro: The Future of Smart Glass Displays
0:20 Hands-on: Lumus Geometric Waveguide Prototype
0:39 70-Degree Field of View: Like a Giant TV Screen
1:01 Early Prototype vs. Final Design Goals
1:13 3D Visuals: 30-Degree Field of View Demo
1:23 Road Map: Moving from Tethered to Wireless
1:49 Use Cases: Movies, Gaming, and 3D Rendering
2:07 Conclusion: The Bleeding Edge of Waveguide Tech
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