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A master class in wave guides. Augmented reality. Mixed reality. Spatial computing. The state of the art of glasses. Lumus shows me the best. Optics expert Karl Guttag joins the demo to validate that. At SPIE conference happening now in San Francisco. Exclusive to X. Shot on my Apple...

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All the others at CES in the lightweight category this year were Green and Black screens, not full color, like these are. These will be in consumer products next year. Should cost $1,500 or less and last at least two hours playing full screen video. 30 degree field of view will keep them from being really attractive to consumers. Lumus has 70 degree field of view coming a year later. So looking like 2027 will be the year we see a consumer product that takes off. But these will be highly useful for a range of new things. Finally we are getting there.

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@LumusVision So cool! I’ve been in the market for a product like this and have been doing my best to research the right one for me. Will be loookgin into this.

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You can read Karl Guttag on his blog at and @SadlyItsBradley are your ears ringing? We talk about you too.

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@LumusVision This is invigorating. The metaverse is taking shape

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@LumusVision Brother this is going to be epic! Days of holding a phone will be toast…

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Sebastianvor 1 Jahr

@LumusVision AR,VR and Mixed reality opens up a whole new world of possibilities, feels like this is the start of a cyborg era where our vision gets enhanced artificially

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@LumusVision I f you need a tester, happy to volunteer

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Robert Scoble

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