SED-100A holographic waveguide display
The displays clear graphics and text directly in the field of view of the user. The unit consists of an optical engine that renders the monochrome green graphics, and a holographic waveguide glass plate projecting images in front of the eye. The waveguide display can be integrated into a range of products such as protective eyewear, motorcycle helmets, lab glasses and any other type of solutions where the user benefits from getting real-time information directly in the field of view.
Technical Specifications
| Height | 27.8 |
| Width | 93.5 |
| Depth | 27.2 |
| Weight | ~ 13 |
| Resolution | 419 (H) × 138 (V) |
| Field of view | |
| Image color | 8 |
| Brightness | 2000 |
| See-through transmittance | +85 |
| Eye-box size | 9 x 6 |
| Virtual image distance | 8 |
| Waveguide thickness | 1.0 |
Overview
The waveguide display can be integrated into a range of products such as protective eyewear, motorcycle helmets, lab glasses and any other type of solutions where the user benefits from getting real-time information directly in the field of view.
The reinforced waveguide display combines an extremely slim profile (< 3 mm) with a see-through transmittance of over 85%.
The unit is intended for serial production and gives companies freedom over the development of AR solutions in terms of hardware and software design.
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