Lumus develops fully transparent augmented reality glasses

Lumus, a small Israeli company, will show at ces fair in Las Vegas an advanced prototype of fully transparent augmented reality screen glasses, Light, high-resolution and even adjustable. The lenses have a resolution of 720 pixels and show a screen of 87 inches at a distance of about 3 metre.

The Israeli company Lumus has created glasses with completely transparent crystals in which you can play images and videos with a high resolution. This interesting device does not integrate an LCD screen for each eye, but projects the image directly onto the lenses, that can even be modified so that they can be used by people with vision problems. The resulting image has 720p resolution (there will also be a 1080p version), and would amount to a screen of 87 inches to 3 meters away.

This augmented reality device, unlike other designs, stands out for not having a 'futuristic' look. On the contrary, could get confused with normal glasses. The only difference is that the glasses developed by Lumus have thicker sideburns. In them is located the system that allows to reproduce content on the lenses.

On the other hand, how each screen works independently, you can show 3D video. In addition, glasses have augmented reality features that are unique to the wearer. Everything he sees is seen by him exclusively. This is made possible by a couple of built-in light pumps that power the lens. Although Lumus glasses present images across a person's field of view, doesn't make them alien to their environment, since you can see through.

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