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fromZDNET
5 days ago
Gadgets

I tried Lumus' AR waveguide prototype at CES, and saw where AR glasses go next

Lumus demonstrated waveguide advances enabling >70-degree field of view, brighter Z-30 displays, and a 40% thinner Z-30 2.0 for slimmer AR glasses.
fromEngadget
1 week ago
Wearables

Lumus brought a massively wider FOV to smartglasses at CES 2026

Lumus' new 30-degree and 70-degree waveguides expand FOV, reduce weight and thickness, and boost brightness and power efficiency for higher-end smartglasses.
fromZDNET
5 days ago
Gadgets

I tried Lumus' AR waveguide prototype at CES, and saw where AR glasses go next

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fromZDNET
2 months ago

Magic Leap and Google showcase what's next for AI smart glasses

Magic Leap plans to bring its over 15 years of experience in the AR space to the booming AI smart glasses market through a continued partnership with Google XR. Also: I wore the Meta Ray-Bans' successor for a month, and my buying verdict is two-fold On Wednesday, Magic Leap published a blog post detailing its plan for its next-generation AR glasses. In its collaboration with Google, the company said that it is focused on developing AR glasses prototypes that "balance visual quality, comfort, and manufacturability."
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