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Augmented Reality (AR) and Virtual Reality (VR) Displays: Emerging Technologies and Future…

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Note: This article is a short summary of the article in the reference section. In the 1990s, AR/VR experienced the first boom, which quickly subsided due to the lack of eligible hardware and digital content. Emerging technologies like holography and lithography have greatly reshaped the AR/VR display systems. Hsiang, EL.,

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Can VividQ Unlock Holographic AR?

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And though the spotlight tends to shine brightest on user-facing parts of that stack like hardware and apps, the heavy lifting is done behind the scenes by enabling tech. Based on deep academic pedigree and its go-to-market thesis, VividQ has planted its flag in the elusive art of holography for AR glasses and other touchpoints.

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What holograms are and why they matter in XR

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It is like if the film was able to record the image created by the sum of the two types or rays that get cast onto it: the reference one, and the object one. And if I send the reference beam B1 on the pattern D on the film, I’m able to re-obtain the object beam B2. For my eyes, it is like if the object was really there.

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New Waveguide Tech From VividQ and Dispelix Promises New Era in AR

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See Also: Introducing Holography as the Next Tech Milestone in Perfecting AR Glasses. These devices, typically used for virtual screens or screen mirroring from a paired device, often include spatial controls like ray casting but are arguably not “true” augmented reality and are sometimes referred to as “viewers” rather than “AR glasses.”.

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