'''Dispelix''' is a company that markets waveguide combiners.
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...ork that sells [[waveguide]]-based head-mounted displays. It has developed waveguide-based optical see through glasses touted as having [[augmented reality]] ca
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'''Lumus''' is a company that makes optical engines and [[waveguide]]s for [[near-eye display]]s. Its focus has been on AR glasses and headsets
Lumus markets "[[reflective waveguide]]s".<ref name="g656">{{cite web | title=Lumus Manufacturing Partnerships |
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A number of companies have marketed [[waveguide]]s for OST-HMDs, including [[Dispelix]], [[Digilens]], and [[Lumus]].
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|Industry= [[Augmented Reality]], [[Optics]], [[Waveguide (optics)|Waveguides]], [[Display technology]] <ref name="industry1"/><ref n
|Products= [[Diffraction grating|Diffractive]] [[Waveguide (optics)|waveguides]] (Katana, Vulcan, Odin), [[Optical engine]]s (Merlin,
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|Display = Dual rectangular waveguide
|Optics = Rectangular waveguide (binocular)
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...e outside vision, AR glasses use transparent or semi-transparent optics ([[waveguide]]s, [[prism]]s or [[optical combiner|combiners]]) so the wearer simultaneou
...lay|micro-displays]] (often [[OLED]], [[LCD]], or [[LCoS]]), transparent [[waveguide]] optics, and an array of [[sensor]]s: [[RGB camera|RGB]]/[[depth camera|de
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...d Retinal Displays after the collapse of the first wave of virtual reality companies, often referred to as "VR 1.0," which occurred around 1997 when many major
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...sary for immersive experiences.<ref name="nature2024">Xiong, J., Wu, S.T. "Waveguide-based augmented reality displays: a highlight." Light Sci Appl 13, 51 (2024
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...Jonathan D. Waldern in 1987, Virtuality became one of the most influential companies in the first wave of virtual reality technology, creating immersive gaming
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* '''[[Waveguide]] Optics:''' Light is injected into thin optical waveguides (similar to tho
...cine and Art*, 4 (1): 29, 2021, doi:10.1186/s42492-021-00096-8.</ref> Some companies use "holographic" terminology for their high-density LFDs.<ref name="Forbes
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Throughout the 2010s and early 2020s, numerous companies including [[Microsoft]], [[Epson]], [[Vuzix]], [[North]] (acquired by [[Goo
* '''[[Waveguide displays]]''' - Use optical waveguides to direct light from a projector to
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...lis & George Lawton (Feb 2024). "What is spatial computing?" TechTarget. ("Companies including Apple, Google, Magic Leap, Meta and Microsoft offer spatial compu
...entureBeatJacobson">Dean Takahashi (June 2023). "With Vision Pro launched, companies must talk about XR, nausea and gender." VentureBeat. (“…‘spatial computing’
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...that can reach high brightness levels at the expense of bulk compared to [[waveguide]] optics.<ref name="viture_official"/><ref name="uploadvr">UploadVR (David
...ptical design typically results in increased bulk and weight compared to [[waveguide]] optics used in some competing AR glasses, it enables higher brightness le
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Several companies are developing light field or related display technologies:
...real content.<ref name="Art1Kress">Kress, B. C., & Chatterjee, I. (2020). "Waveguide combiners for mixed reality headsets: a nanophotonics design perspective."
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...d [[Optical head-mounted display]]s (OHMDs), utilizing technologies like [[Waveguide (optics)|waveguides]] or [[beam splitter]]s.<ref name="AROpticsReview">Kres
...e 1980s and early 1990s saw a "first wave" of commercial VR interest, with companies like VPL Research, founded by [[Jaron Lanier]], popularizing the term "Virt
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...facturing market projects $40-50 billion by 2025, with 75% of implementing companies reporting 10% operational efficiency improvements.
...martglasses like the [[Microsoft HoloLens]] and [[Magic Leap 2]] have dual waveguide displays that project virtual images with slight differences to each eye, e
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