Q&A

Q&A

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How do you implement your projection technology? I saw online that there are also light drive glasses, which are also reflected into the retina. What is the difference between you and them?

It is micro laser projection. It generates a lot of heat and needs to be coated on the lens. High power consumption, laser projection requires a lot of electricity. And the most important thing is that once the laser projection fails, there is a risk of eye damage. Our light source is micro LED light source. Safe and low power consumption. At the same time, our optical technology does not rely on lenses, which is especially important for users with poor vision. Existing AR glasses all rely on lenses. We are completely independent of lenses.

Will nearsightedness and presbyopia affect the projection effect? I want to ask about the focusing technology of projection

Our screen can solve the degree problem, whether it's nearsightedness or farsightedness. This is one of our core technologies, compatible with optometry. It can cover up to 1000 degrees of myopia refractive error.

Will I need to raise my eyes? I see this projection above the glasses

Yes, with a slightly upward gaze, one can also achieve near head up by adjusting the bridge of the glasses and nose. Similar to HUD head up display. We specifically designed it this way because the appearance of images directly in front of the field of view can cause safety issues. For example, when driving, the screen suddenly appears and pedestrians happen to appear. Beyond the main field of view, you cannot see when you do not want to.

How do we know the information?

You can feel a faint light shining. Even if you close your eyes, you can turn on the sound on the mirror legs to assist in reminding.

Did you develop AI yourself? What major models have been integrated now?

The currently commonly used ones are GPT4o and iFlytek. Mainstream large models both domestically and internationally can be integrated.

The screen looks very small, not as big as other AR glasses.

As an information prompt, this screen is more concise.