Avegant Collaborates With Qualcomm And Applied Materials To Deliver An AI Smart Glass

 


Avegant, in collaboration with Qualcomm Technologies, Inc., and Applied Materials, Inc., is poised to revolutionize the augmented reality (AR) landscape by developing lightweight, wireless AI smart glasses based on the Snapdragon AR1 Platform announced in October 2023. Currently undergoing evaluation by Fortune 100 companies, these cutting-edge smart glasses, featuring Avegant's AG-30L2 with the smallest 30° LCoS light engine in the market, Applied Materials' high-efficiency waveguides, and Qualcomm Technologies' Snapdragon AR1 Gen 1 Platform, promise immersive full-color, binocular, and bright daylight-capable AR experiences.

Ed Tang, CEO of Avegant, highlights the AG-30L2's innovative design, reducing the light engine volume for true glasses-like form factors, with the product already in production and garnering excitement for its small form factor and performance. Qualcomm Technologies' Senior Director, Said Bakadir, emphasizes the groundbreaking nature of the Snapdragon AR1 Platform as the first XR platform tailored for AI smart glasses, featuring advanced display support, on-device AI capabilities, and rapid connectivity. Paul Meissner, VP and GM of Applied Materials' Photonics Platforms Business, expresses excitement about co-optimizing leading component devices, aiming to deliver compelling user experiences in this evolving AI glass category.

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