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I tried very hard to get photos of the projector and LED display and simply could not. It’s all so tiny that it fits in the nose piece of the glasses. But, bas
by TrueGeek 5y ago
I tried very hard to get photos of the projector and LED display and simply could not. It’s all so tiny that it fits in the nose piece of the glasses.
But, basically there is an LED screen that brightly “projects” the display onto a mirror. This is, in turn, reflected onto the back of the glass of the glass. You look through it.
In practice, the display you see ends up appearing about 10 feet in front of you as free floating text. Logically, you know the text is actually less then an inch from your eyeball but that doesn’t change how it looks to you visually.
From the front, people looking at you can not tell you aren’t wearing normal glasses. There isn’t any glow or reflection.
The effect is even better with the swimming goggles. It looks like the bubbles (from exhaling) is in between you and the AR text.