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| − | | [[Snap Spectacles 4]] || 26 degrees | + | | [[Snap Spectacles 4]] || 26 degrees || <!--Notes--> || Two eyes |
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| − | | [[Snap Spectacles 5]] || 46 degrees | + | | [[Snap Spectacles 5]] || 46 degrees || <!--Notes--> || Two eyes |
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| [[Vuzix Z100]] || <!--fieldOfView-->|| <!--Notes--> || | | [[Vuzix Z100]] || <!--fieldOfView-->|| <!--Notes--> || | ||
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| [[Vuzix Star 1200XLD]] || <!--fieldOfView-->|| <!--Notes--> || Two eyes | | [[Vuzix Star 1200XLD]] || <!--fieldOfView-->|| <!--Notes--> || Two eyes | ||
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| − | | [[Vuzix Star 1200]] || 35 degrees | + | | [[Vuzix Star 1200]] || 35 degrees || <!--Notes--> || Two eyes |
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| [[Vuzix Shield]] || 30 degrees<ref name="n229"/>|| <!--Notes--> || | | [[Vuzix Shield]] || 30 degrees<ref name="n229"/>|| <!--Notes--> || | ||
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| [[Lenovo daystAR]] || <!--fieldOfView-->|| <!--Notes--> || Two eyes | | [[Lenovo daystAR]] || <!--fieldOfView-->|| <!--Notes--> || Two eyes | ||
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| − | | [[Lenovo ThinkReality A6]] || 40 degrees | + | | [[Lenovo ThinkReality A6]] || 40 degrees || <!--Notes--> || Two eyes |
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| [[Lenovo Mirage AR]] || 67 degrees || <!--Notes--> || Two eyes | | [[Lenovo Mirage AR]] || 67 degrees || <!--Notes--> || Two eyes | ||
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| [[Beyeonics One]] (Elbit Systems)<ref name="q655"/> || <!--fieldOfView-->|| <!--Notes--> || | | [[Beyeonics One]] (Elbit Systems)<ref name="q655"/> || <!--fieldOfView-->|| <!--Notes--> || | ||
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| − | | [[DigiLens Design v1]] || | + | | [[DigiLens Design v1]] || 50 degrees || <!--Notes--> || |
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| [[DreamWorld Dream Glass 4k]]<ref name="q655"/> || <!--fieldOfView-->|| <!--Notes--> || | | [[DreamWorld Dream Glass 4k]]<ref name="q655"/> || <!--fieldOfView-->|| <!--Notes--> || | ||
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| Epson Moverio BT-35ES<ref name="q655"/> || 23 degrees<ref name="q655"/> || <!--Notes--> || Two eyes | | Epson Moverio BT-35ES<ref name="q655"/> || 23 degrees<ref name="q655"/> || <!--Notes--> || Two eyes | ||
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| − | | [[Epson Moverio BT-350]]<ref name="n229">{{cite web | title=assisted and augmented reality head-worn displays | website=reddit | date=2021-12-10 | url=https://old.reddit.com/r/AR_MR_XR/comments/rd9wyr/assisted_and_augmented_reality_headworn_displays/ | access-date=2024-09-26}}</ref> || 23 degrees | + | | [[Epson Moverio BT-350]]<ref name="n229">{{cite web | title=assisted and augmented reality head-worn displays | website=reddit | date=2021-12-10 | url=https://old.reddit.com/r/AR_MR_XR/comments/rd9wyr/assisted_and_augmented_reality_headworn_displays/ | access-date=2024-09-26}}</ref> || 23 degrees || <!--Notes--> || Two eyes |
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| [[Epson Moverio BT-40]] || 34 degrees || <!--Notes--> || | | [[Epson Moverio BT-40]] || 34 degrees || <!--Notes--> || | ||
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| [[Vuzix M2000AR]] || <!--fieldOfView-->|| <!--Notes--> | | [[Vuzix M2000AR]] || <!--fieldOfView-->|| <!--Notes--> | ||
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| − | | [[Lumus DK-40]] || 25 degrees | + | | [[Lumus DK-40]] || 25 degrees || <!--Notes--> |
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| [[Lumus DK-45]] || <!--fieldOfView-->|| <!--Notes--> || Two eyes | | [[Lumus DK-45]] || <!--fieldOfView-->|| <!--Notes--> || Two eyes | ||
Revision as of 14:54, 5 October 2024
This is a list of transparent display headsets, which includes AR headsets and AR glasses. It includes headsets that have optical see-through displays.
A purpose of this list is to have easily sortable hackable headsets by field of view, for integrating into a greater AR system.
It includes gadgets that have a display hardwired to something else.
This list features headsets that have been sold as commercial products.
It generally includes two-eye headsets and one-eye headsets, with a focus on two-eye headsets.
It includes headsets that run android, and headsets that can be driven with a display signal like HDMI, DVI, or MIPI DSI.
| Name of headset | Diagonal field of view | Notes | One or two eyes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Magic Leap 1 | 45 degrees | Tends to require online activation | Two eyes |
| Hololens 2 | 50 degrees | Requires Microsoft's servers | Two eyes |
| Meta Pro | 38 degrees | Two eyes | |
| Meta 1 | 30 degrees | Two eyes | |
| Meta 2 | 90 degrees | Two eyes | |
| Magic Leap 2 | 70 degrees | Two eyes | |
| Hololens 1 | 30 degrees | Two eyes | |
| North Star Deck X | 110 degrees | Requires software config | Two eyes |
| Project Ariel | 90 degrees (estimated) | Two eyes | |
| Project North Star 3.2 | 110 degrees | Requires software config | Two eyes |
| DigiLens ARGO | 30 degrees | Two eyes | |
| Xreal Air 2 | Two eyes | ||
| Xreal Air 2 Pro | 46 degrees | Two eyes | |
| CREAL AR prototype | 36 degrees | Two eyes | |
| AddVisor 150 | 50 degrees | Two eyes | |
| ODG R-6 | Two eyes | ||
| ODG R-7 | 30 degrees | Two eyes | |
| nVisor ST50 | 50 degrees | Two eyes | |
| nVisor ST60 | 60 degrees | Two eyes | |
| AIRO | 45 degrees | Two eyes | |
| AIRO II | 40 degrees | Two eyes | |
| SmartEyeglass Developer Edition SED-E1 | 20 degrees | ||
| Rokid Max Pro | |||
| Focals by North | |||
| Lumus DK-32 | 40 degrees | ||
| Lumus DK-50 | 40 degrees | ||
| Lumus DK-52 | |||
| Lumus Maximus | 50 degrees[1] | Two eyes | |
| Lumus DK-Vision | Two eyes | ||
| Lumus DK-Vision H | Two eyes | ||
| Nreal light | |||
| Snap Spectacles 4 | 26 degrees | Two eyes | |
| Snap Spectacles 5 | 46 degrees | Two eyes | |
| Vuzix Z100 | |||
| Vuzix Star 1200XLD | Two eyes | ||
| Vuzix Star 1200 | 35 degrees | Two eyes | |
| Vuzix Shield | 30 degrees[1] | ||
| Metalense | Two eyes | ||
| Metalense 2 | 45 degrees | Two eyes | |
| Shadow Creator Halomini | |||
| Dispelix Selva evaluation unit | 40 degrees[2] | Two eyes | |
| Spacetop G1 | 50 degrees | ||
| Dream Glass | |||
| Lenovo Glasses T1 | |||
| Lenovo daystAR | Two eyes | ||
| Lenovo ThinkReality A6 | 40 degrees | Two eyes | |
| Lenovo Mirage AR | 67 degrees | Two eyes | |
| Lenovo ThinkReality A3 | |||
| Acesight[3] | Two eyes | ||
| Lightspace ML3000 | Two eyes | ||
| Lightspace iG1050 | Two eyes | ||
| Lightspace iG1055 | Two eyes | ||
| xVisio SlimEdge E34RB[3] | Two eyes | ||
| NED AR Glass X2 Pro[3] | Two eyes | ||
| AceReal One[3] | 29 degrees | Two eyes | |
| Pegatron AiR | 40 degrees[1] | Two eyes | |
| Goolton C100S[4][3] | |||
| Goolton C200S[4][3] | |||
| Goolton M100S[4][3] | Two eyes[5] | ||
| Goolton G20S[3] | |||
| Leapsy XR One[3] | Two eyes | ||
| OpenAR[6] | Two eyes | ||
| AjnaLens AjnaX[3] - uses birdbath optics[7] | Two eyes | ||
| Augmedics Xvision[3][8] | Two eyes | ||
| Allgsight S1[3] | Two eyes | ||
| Allgsight C1[3] | Two eyes | ||
| HiScene HiAR G200[3] | Two eyes | ||
| Apal 5G MR Glasses - from Compal[3][9] | Two eyes | ||
| Beyeonics One (Elbit Systems)[3] | |||
| DigiLens Design v1 | 50 degrees | ||
| DreamWorld Dream Glass 4k[3] | |||
| DreamWorld Dream Glass 4k Plus[3] | |||
| EM3 Stellar[3] | 50 degrees[10] | ||
| Epson Moverio Pro BT-2200[1] | |||
| Epson Moverio BT-30C[1] | |||
| Epson Moverio BT-35E[3] | 23 degrees[3] | Two eyes | |
| Epson Moverio BT-35ES[3] | 23 degrees[3] | Two eyes | |
| Epson Moverio BT-350[1] | 23 degrees | Two eyes | |
| Epson Moverio BT-40 | 34 degrees | ||
| Epson Moverio BT-40S[3] | 34 degrees | ||
| Epson Moverio BT-300 | 23 degrees | Two eyes | |
| Epson Moverio BT-200 | 23 degrees | Two eyes | |
| Epson Moverio BT-100 | 23 degrees | Two eyes | |
| Eyedaptic Eye3 - for vision correction, based on Shadow Creator JIMO and Mad Gaze Glow Plus[3] |
| Name of headset | Diagonal field of view | Notes | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Vuzix Blade | 19 degrees | ||
| Vuzix Blade 2 | 19 degrees | ||
| Vuzix M100 | |||
| Vuzix M300 | |||
| Vuzix M3000 | |||
| Vuzix M400 | |||
| Vuzix M4000 | |||
| Vuzix M2000AR | |||
| Lumus DK-40 | 25 degrees | ||
| Lumus DK-45 | Two eyes | ||
| OptInvent ORA-2 | |||
| OptInvent ORA | |||
| Goolton G200E[4][3] |
Commercial consumer-oriented products
References
- ↑ Jump up to: 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 "assisted and augmented reality head-worn displays". 2021-12-10. https://old.reddit.com/r/AR_MR_XR/comments/rd9wyr/assisted_and_augmented_reality_headworn_displays/.
- ↑ "Dispelix selva brochure". https://dispelix.com/uploads/images/Dispelix_brochure_evaluation-unit.pdf.
- ↑ Jump up to: 3.00 3.01 3.02 3.03 3.04 3.05 3.06 3.07 3.08 3.09 3.10 3.11 3.12 3.13 3.14 3.15 3.16 3.17 3.18 3.19 3.20 3.21 3.22 3.23 3.24 3.25 3.26 3.27 "Smartglasses". https://spatial-computing.fandom.com/wiki/Smartglasses.
- ↑ Jump up to: 4.0 4.1 4.2 4.3 "AR Glasses by Goolton Technology Co., Ltd, Made in China". https://china.tradeford.com/cn908357/ar-glasses_p1064002.html.
- ↑ "Buy M100s Ar Glasses from Goolton Technology Co., Ltd, China". https://www.tradewheel.com/p/m100s-ar-glasses-2235809/.
- ↑ "How to build your own AR glasses?". 2023-12-18. https://sites.uef.fi/openar/.
- ↑ "AjnaLens AjnaX: Full Specification". https://vr-compare.com/headset/ajnalensajnax.
- ↑ Whooley, Sean (2023-06-27). "Augmedics closes $82.5M Series D, marks 4,000 U.S. patients treated with Xvision". https://www.massdevice.com/augmedics-raises-82m-xvision-spine-system/.
- ↑ "Taiwan Expo USA-Product Info.-APAL 5G MR Glasses-COMPAL ELECTRONICS, INC.". 2022-07-19. https://www.taiwanexpousa.com/en/product/4C0C8612912866DEB9B7E35394E2B026CE6F4E6736281E48/info.html.
- ↑ Jaehnig, Jon (2021-01-19). "EM3-STELLAR Consumer MR Glasses Conquer Kickstarter". https://arpost.co/2021/01/19/em3-stellar-mr-glasses-kickstarter/.
- ↑ "0glasses Unveils the World's Lightest Mixed Reality Glasses: RealX". 2020-01-06. https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/0glasses-unveils-the-worlds-lightest-mixed-reality-glasses-realx-300981440.html.