AR/VR/MR
AR/VR/MR – Augmented Reality, Virtual Reality, Mixed Reality
iPhysicist supplies comprehensive smart headset and automotive Heads Up Display solutions, producing core Electro-Optics components that naturally blend true-to-life digital objects with real-world environments.
VioGlass
Innovative optics display projection with outstanding resolution, close to micro display native resolution highly suitable for near eye display (NED) smart glasses and automotive Heads Up Display (HUD)
Your complete sensor solution, providing depth, gesture, SLAM and 3D scanning in a single package
Utilizes iPhysicist’s VISNIR lens with IR LED
Scans and analyses its environment for optimal recognition
iPhysicist supplies comprehensive smart headset and automotive Heads Up Display solutions, producing core Electro-Optics components that naturally blend true-to-life digital objects with real-world environments.
VioGlass
Innovative optics display projection with outstanding resolution, close to micro display native resolution highly suitable for near eye display (NED) smart glasses and automotive Heads Up Display (HUD)
- Excellent efficiency/low power consumption
- Superior image quality
- Multi-focal planes
- Ultra-thin & lightweight
- High manufacturability
Your complete sensor solution, providing depth, gesture, SLAM and 3D scanning in a single package
- Operates at a distance and at close range, imaging visible to near-infrared all-in-focus
- Wide field of view with tailored distortion
- Low F-number to increase low light sensitivity and reduce projection power
- Thermal compensation
- Fully compatible with stereo-based, structured light and ToF platforms
- Complimentary pattern projector
Utilizes iPhysicist’s VISNIR lens with IR LED
- Ultra-compact packaging
- Imaging visible to near infra-red in high resolution and all in focus
- Possible using meta lens with IR LED or VCSEL
Scans and analyses its environment for optimal recognition
- 13MP camera integrated with ISP
- Ultra-compact packaging
- Premium lens to provide x2 resolution compared with conventional optics